The Herald Bulletin

06/24/2026

It is believed by law enforcement officials that Dayla Swain was shot while talking to a state witness in the death of Julian Craig outside of Sonny Ray’s bar in 2025.

Jurors in the murder trial connected to the 2025 death of Dayla Swain were shown numerous videos and text messages that prosecutors said led up to her being shot by

06/24/2026

The Herald Bulletin is working on a story about the federal government's updated work requirements for Medicaid recipients, and is looking for those who could be affected by the changes.

If you are willing to be interviewed and photographed, please contact reporter Caleb Amick at [email protected] or at 765-648-4254.

06/24/2026

“This is a great potential development. It will spur other development in the area.”

Work on relocating sanitary sewer and stormwater lines for the construction of a new McDonald’s restaurant on Raible Avenue is underway.

06/22/2026

“Anderson is home. This community helped shape who I am. It is where I raised my family, built lifelong friendships, and invested my heart.”

Incumbent Anderson City Councilwoman Jennifer Culp has announced she is seeking the Republican Party nomination for Anderson mayor.

06/22/2026

The council will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Lapel Lions Club building.

The Lapel Town Council will consider a 63.3% increase in water rates at a special meeting on Wednesday.

06/22/2026

For Nathan Compton, an afternoon at Anderson On Tap qualified as time well spent to spread the word about Primeval Brewing in Noblesville.

Small business owners often rely on savvy promotional efforts to bring attention to their enterprises.

06/20/2026

"When I was younger, I just watched him work really hard, and I got motivated to work and become a really hard worker.”

Basketball is a thread weaving generations of the Bowling family together.

06/20/2026

The most important lesson I learned from my dad was to always treat people with dignity and respect.

My dad grew up during the Great Depression, the middle of three sons with a widowed mother trying to scrape by.

06/19/2026

The Lapel Town Council was expected to consider adopting a 63% water rate increase Thursday to make up for revenues required to keep the water utility in the black.

A proposed increase in water rates for the town of Lapel was tabled Thursday because only two town council members were in attendance.

06/18/2026

The billing error took place after the town approved a 24% water rate increase in 2021.

A billing error has resulted in Lapel’s largest business being overcharged by $3 million for water usage.