Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Receives National Recognition

The department was awarded the Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management for the second time.

Carmel Mayor's State Of The City Address Postponed Until It Can Take Place Live

The annual speech is likely to be rescheduled to the spring of 2021.

Carmel Mayor’s State Of The City Address Set For Nov. 4

In order to ensure the health and safety of all OneZone members, partners and guests, this year’s event will be held virtually.

City Of Carmel Refinances Bond Issues

Officials say the move will save the city $16.9 million in interest.

Dave Huffman To Retire After 32 Years With The City Of Carmel

An employee in the Street Department since April 1988, he became Street Commissioner in 2007.

City Of Carmel Named Outstanding Local Government By The Indiana Greenways Foundation

The city was chosen for this honor because of its trails system.

City Of Carmel Updates The Next Decade's Growth Plan

Officials seek public input through online survey.

Lawsuit To Make Minneapolis Pay For Riot Damages 'On Hold': Mayor

"This is not about inflicting more pain to the good people of Minneapolis," said Carmel Mayor James Brainard

Nazi Graffiti Prompts Outpouring Of Support For Indiana Synagogue

Local leaders and Vice President Mike Pence show support for Congregation Shaarey Tefilla after the campus was vandalized on Saturday.

Patch Wants Your Pothole Pictures: Let's Notify Other Drivers

Run into a pesky pothole? Send Patch a photo including location and we'll share them to local Patch readers: More

Indiana Senate Race Is Nation's Most Expensive

Indiana's GOP Senate candidates have spent the most on ads, making the state's race the most expensive in the U.S.: Report

Indiana Students To Hold Pro-Gun Walkouts Wednesday

Hundreds of schools across the country, including Carmel High School​, are participating in "Stand for the Second."

This Law Signed By Mike Pence Ruled Unconstitutional

Indiana abortion law signed by Mike Pence when he was state's governor has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal appeals court: Report

VP Mike Pence To Attend Tax Event In Indianapolis

Vice President and Former Indiana Governor Mike Pence is scheduled to attend a tax event in Indianapolis next week: Report

IN GOP Senate Candidate Todd Rokita Called Trump 'Vulgar' In 2016

Indiana GOP Senate candidate Todd Rokita called Trump ‘vulgar’ in 2016, which could be ironic considering his recent ad: Watch

Attorney Gen. Curtis Hill Supports White House Opioid Initiative

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill has voiced his support of President Trump's new opioid initiative: Details

Carmel Native One Of Seven Airmen Killed In Iraq Helicopter Crash

A Carmel native and FDNY member was among the 7 airmen killed during recent helicopter crash in Iraq. His remains were brought back to U.S.

Indiana Governor Seeks $5 Million For More School Security

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is seeking $5 million more in efforts to boost school security measures: Report

Indiana Legislature Approves Heavy Abortion Bill

Abortion bill with tougher provisions has been approved by Indiana Legislature and now moves on to Gov. Holcomb: Report

Indiana Republican Senate Candidates Debate In Indianapolis

GOP Senate candidates Braun, Messer and Rokita debate in Indianapolis: Details

Sunday Carryout Alcohol Sales In Indiana Could Happen Very Soon

Decades of no Sunday carryout alcohol sales in Indiana could come to an end on this date thanks to another big step in the Statehouse: More

IN Lawmakers Weigh 'Opt-In' Requirement Bill For Sex Ed

What Indiana lawmakers are saying as they're weighing an 'opt-in' requirement bill for sex education in public schools: Report

Attorney Gen. Curtis Hill Joins Fight Against Sexual Harassment

Attorney General Curtis Hill joins bipartisan coalition urging Congress to help protect employees from sexual harassment: Report

Bill For Indiana Insect Backed By Students Passes Senate

A student-backed bill for the Say’s firefly to become Indiana's insect was unanimously passed by the Senate’s public policy committee: More

IN Officials Win Dismissal Of Lawsuit Brought By Former Trooper

State of Indiana officials win dismissal of $30 million lawsuit brought on by former trooper David Camm, tried three times for murders: More

Indiana Prosecutors Urge Legislature to Expand INSPECT Program

Indiana Prosecutors push to expand the program used to check for patients' previous opioid and benzodiazepine prescriptions.

Tax Pre-Payments Accepted In Hamilton County

There is limited time left to send in your advanced payment or drop it off in person.

Hamilton County Offices Will Shutter Early On Tuesday

Residents needing to access Hamilton County services prior to the holidays should make note of an early closing next week.

Indianapolis' Top FBI Official Retiring After 30 Years

Top FBI official in Indianapolis, Jay Abbott, announces retirement and shares when his last day will be: Report

You'll Soon Know If Your Facebook Was Exposed To Russian Ads

Facebook will tell users if they liked or followed pages by the Internet Research Agency, the Russia-based troll farm.

IN AG Says Pot-Derived Oil Illegal Except For Epilepsy Patients

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill releases advisory opinion on marijuana-derived oil use for epilepsy treatment. Gives one exception.

State Senator Mike Delph Ordered To Serve In U.S. Army

More details including where State Senator Mike Delph is being sent to serve in the U.S. Army: Report

Vice President To Visit Plainfield Thurs. To Talk Tax Reform

Vice President Mike Pence will be in Plainfield Thursday to pitch the new GOP tax reform plan: Report

Prosecutors Seek Opposition to Marijuana Legalization In Indiana

State prosecutors send letter siting reasons why officials should oppose legalization of marijuana in Indiana: Report

Family Says Child Was Sexually Abused At Carmel Summer Camp

DETAILS: The sexual abuse allegations reported by the family of a local 8-year-old, including details of who they claim abused their child.

President Trump To Visit Indiana Sept. 27

Indiana Republican Party reported initial news of President Trump's upcoming visit on social media Tuesday.

U.S. State Department Warns Travelers Of Tainted Alcohol In Mexico

U.S. State Department updated its travel warning to Mexico after reports of travelers falling ill to alcohol served in the country.

ASU Roundabout Study: More Crashes With 2-Lane Roundabouts

Study shows crashes increase, injuries decrease with 2-lane roundabouts, and both decrease with single-lane roundabouts.

Carmel Center of Roundabout Lawsuit: City Of Indianapolis Files Lawsuit Over 96th Street Project

Carmel is looking to continue roundabout projects while City of Indianapolis claims 96th Street work crosses city limits.