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The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will offer an optional mobile driver’s license app that lets Hoosiers verify age or identity using phone biometrics without replacing physical cards. The BMV says the option should be ready within 18 months, but it currently has no vendor or cost estimate.
Sep 3, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Zionsville’s Plan Commission on Aug. 17 approved a development plan for a 39,525‑square‑foot office and warehouse at 5000 W. 106th St. Paperwork filed with the town lists the building as multitenant and places it on the north end of Dart Controls’ property.
Sep 2, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Community-GoHealth Urgent Care opened at 124 W. Spring Mill Pointe Dr. in Westfield, offering 8 a.m.–8 p.m. daily care, on-site X‑ray and diagnostic testing for patients 6 months and older. Community leaders said the clinic can connect patients into Community Health Network’s primary, specialty and hospital services and referenced a future Community Hospital
Sep 2, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Community Hospital North hosted its 12th annual NICU reunion in Fishers, reuniting former patients, families and caregivers. The hospital reported delivering 4,561 babies in 2025 and treating 1,080 newborns in its NICU that year.
Sep 2, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Mayor John Stehr’s proposed 2026 budget would draw on reserves to cover temporary deficits tied to tax changes and resume hiring, including six firefighters in 2027. The Town Council will have a first reading of the plan on Sept. 21.
Sep 2, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →The seventh annual Harvest Fest will run noon–5 p.m. Sept. 13 along Fishers’ Nickel Plate Trail, featuring more than 70 artists, 10 nonprofits, live music and food vendors. Organizers say the event will prioritize raising funds and awareness for local nonprofits and showcase area makers.
Sep 2, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Carmel-based Pittman Partners and Indianapolis-based Millstone Ventures are petitioning the City of Carmel to rezone six acres at the southwest corner of 106th and Illinois to build Venture at Meridian Trails, a 154-unit resort-style luxury apartment community. The team says the plan replaces an earlier senior-apartment concept and will include on-site ameni
Sep 1, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →The northbound lane of Zionsville Road north of 86th Street will close beginning Aug. 30 for a Citizens Energy Group gas project; the Town of Zionsville says work should take about a week but could last until Sept. 13. The brief also notes a $4,000 Indiana Arts Commission grant for the Hussey‑Mayfield library and a parks feasibility RFP due Oct. 2.
Sep 1, 2026 · Current in ZionsvilleRead original source ↗A customer has filed for a protective order against the manager of Uptown Cafe in downtown Noblesville after a dispute that went viral on social media. The episode has prompted local legal action and public attention for the restaurant.
Aug 31, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →A Prairie Lakes Health Campus resident visited the Indianapolis Zoo as part of Trilogy Health Services’ long-running Live a Dream program; the company says it aims to fulfill 1,000 dreams statewide and regionally in 2026.
Aug 31, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →A Ball State University professor co-authored a book arguing a well‑connected set of conservative organizations promotes policies — including vouchers, microschools and school choice — intended to pull students and funding away from public schools. The book, Manufactured Outrage, is published by Harvard Education Press and available on Amazon.
Aug 31, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →A formal proposal for a new Costco and adjacent fueling facility has been filed with Westfield for the northwest corner of 191st Street and East Street. The project would advance through city review beginning Sept. 28, with construction anticipated to begin in 2027 if approved.
Aug 28, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Ben’s Ranch Foundation is rolling out a work-based Large Animal Science pathway for Hamilton County high school students, combining animal-science instruction with social-emotional learning and workforce-development content and offering classes at Koteewi Stables and other area farms.
Aug 28, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →Zionsville held a groundbreaking Aug. 25 for Fire Station 295 at 3440 E. 550 S., a project tied to the consolidation of Perry Township Volunteer Fire Department with Zionsville. Construction companies named for the job include Hagerman Construction, GM Development and Bell Architecture; completion is scheduled for July 2027.
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