Posts by The Times of Noblesville

INDIANAPOLIS – As federal spending discussions heat up in Washington, D.C., AARP Indiana is asking U.S. Sen. Todd Young and Congressional leaders to remember working family caregivers by supporting the Credit for Caring Act. According to a recent poll from AARP, 84% percent of voters support a federal tax credit for working family caregivers. Employed…

Gone are the days when one could confidently say, “Seeing is believing.” New artificial intelligence (AI) technology is becoming more sophisticated and more accessible, making it possible for just about anyone to create realistic-looking images and videos. Unfortunately, this also means scammers can now use AI images and videos to lend credibility to their tricks. AI videos…

Hoosier Republican Congresswoman Victoria Spartz introduced legislation to put everyday Americans back at the center of health care by stopping Medicare waste and abuse exploited by large oligopolies for far too long. “Congress needs to grow a backbone for a change and start remembering who we serve,” Spartz said. “Courage and common sense are not…

Shortly before 4 a.m. Tuesday, the owners of a home in the 30 block of Hall Court in Noblesville heard the shrill sound of smoke detectors. Thanks to their quick action and response from the Noblesville Fire Department, a potential disaster was avoided. After they were up, the homeowners reported being awakened by smoke in…

Kroger is creating a new level of convenience for customers in Fishers and cheaper gas. The grocer formally opened its newest fuel center, an addition to the new Kroger Marketplace on Allisonville Road.  “We invested $2.7 million dollars and are thrilled with the results,” Shenevelyn Ross, Division Fuel Manager, said. “We’re sure, with the new…

On a quiet summer morning, a gentle breeze ripples through rows of American flags lining the streets of Cicero and Arcadia. For residents, it’s a stirring display of national pride. But for the children of our close-knit communities, these flags represent something far more powerful: hope, opportunity, and a brighter future. “Each flag, placed with…