The kids got to visit the construction site in real time with project coordinators as the work they previously learned about is actually being done.

The Hamilton County Council and Hamilton County Commissioners recently approved $3.5 million for the creation of a behavioral health urgent care center in Noblesville focused on helping people ...

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — Hamilton County has approved $3.5 million for the creation of the Rely Center, an urgent care facility in Noblesville aimed at addressing mental health, substance use ...

Indiana opened the door for data centers, but environmental and consumer advocates say there's a huge risk to health and environment. Tyrese Haliburton goes down with injury early in Game 7 of NBA ...

A death in Floyd County attributed to ehrlichiosis, a tick-borne illness, has prompted Indiana health officials to urge Hoosiers to take precautions, as ticks are active from early spring through ...

There are currently five community health center locations, with two in the West End, specifically the Park Duvalle and Russell neighborhoods. Cost: $136,000. Size: Approximately 1,000 square feet.

The Indiana Department of Health said the five new cases were three minors and two adults in Allen County. The department of health reported the state's first case on Monday, which was a child ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Health has confirmed the first case of measles in the state this year. Officials said the case is in an unvaccinated child in Allen County.

The health department said "the patient is stable and recovering." As of April 3, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 607 confirmed measles cases across the country.

The ACLU of Indiana filed the suit Feb. 11 in U.S. District Court on behalf of the Pride Center of Terre Haute. The lawsuit asserted that ISU was violating the First Amendment rights of the Pride ...

CLARK COUNTY, Ind. — Twenty-three states, including Kentucky, are suing the Trump Administration over its decision to cut more than $11 billion in federal funds for public health.

Nicholas Peter Rotolo, 89, of Middletown, NJ, died on April 1, 2025. He was born in Jersey City, grew up in Greenwich Village (where he began raising pigeons at the age of 14).