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Federal Omnibus Bill Sets End Date for Continuous Medicaid Coverage
By Whitney Downard Hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers who had continuous health insurance coverage under Medicaid will begin to lose their benefits this spring under an omnibus spending bill passed by the Senate Thursday. During the pandemic, anyone who qualified for Medicaid at any point would keep their coverage, even if their financial circumstances changed…
Read MoreCall Out for Performing Artists with Disabilities
During the month of March 2023 the City of Fishers Advisory Committee on Disability, Fishers Arts Council (FAC) and Conner Prairie are looking to invite small performing arts groups that feature individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities to show off their talent at Conner Prairie and at FAC’s Collaboration Hub Gallery. These events are a…
Read MoreBoomer Bits: Safeguard Your Grandchildren’s Online Privacy
Apple’s App Store and Google Play list dozen of holiday-themed apps: children can video chat live with Santa himself, light the menorah, watch Santa feed live reindeer, track his sleigh on Christmas Eve, or relay their Christmas wish lists. With the COVID-19 pandemic changing the way consumers have interacted over the past two years, apps…
Read MoreBoomer Bits: Don’t Let Scammers Ruin Your Christmas
Attorney General Todd Rokita is warning Hoosiers to avoid scams this winter. This is a time to celebrate the holidays and be with family, but it’s also a time for scammers to find new victims, especially when dealing with winter weather. “Scammers don’t hibernate in the winter, and they’re counting on, you to be the…
Read MoreBoomer Bits: Ask Rusty – Do I Get Survivor Benefits if I’m Still Working?
Dear Rusty: I lost my wife several years ago and I qualified for Social Security Spousal benefits. Unfortunately, because of my income, I have not been able to take advantage of this benefit. I am currently 64 and still working. I believe I have until the age of 70 to receive this. Is there any…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: Dec. 23, 2022
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 8:03 a.m.SET: 5:22 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 2 °FLOW: -8 °F Today is… • Festivus• National Roots Day• National Pfeffernüsse Day What Happened On This Day: • 1913 The Federal Reserve Act is signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson, creating the Federal Reserve System• 1970 The North Tower of the World Trade…
Read MoreSheriff’s Office Closed
Due to the Hazardous weather conditions, the administrative offices of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office will be closed today. They will remain closed on Monday Tuesday in observation of the holidays. The office will reopen next Wednesday for regular hours of operation. Patience is appreciated during the hazardous weather and holiday season. Essential public safety…
Read MoreCity, Local Partners Coordinate Response to Severe Winter Storm
The City of Noblesville has been preparing all week for the winter storm that arrived yesterday evening, and is reminding residents of services available as well as precautions to take to prepare. Plans are being made and altered as the city learns more about this storm. City officials, along with police, fire and street departments,…
Read MoreState EOC, Indiana Guard Actively Responding to Winter Storm
The Indiana State Emergency Operations Center remains on enhanced activation as the winter storm system moves through the state. Nearly 150 soldiers from the Indiana National Guard have activated to patrol and help motorists on Hoosier roadways. The Indiana National Guard fully activated nearly 30 Highway Assistance Teams (HAT) as of 5 p.m. today, patrolling…
Read MoreSpartz Releases IN Senate GOP Primary Poll
On Wednesday, Congresswoman Victoria Spartz released a statewide survey of likely Republican primary voters in Indiana showing a wide-open race for the U.S. Senate seat which will become open in 2024, where Spartz leads off in a competitive position. The poll, conducted by Response:AI, asked 503 registered Republicans who are likely to vote in the…
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