Hamilton County
Coverage of Hamilton County in the Nexus archive.
- Indiana authorities say at least 5 people have died as severe weather crosses the state
Indiana authorities reported that at least five people died across the state due to severe storms and flooding this week. Flooding prompted Mayor Joe Hogsett to call it the most severe event in over 30 years, leading to hundreds of evacuations and multiple rescue operations. Heavy rains caused rivers like the White River to reach record levels, prompting more than a dozen counties to declare local disasters.
- Hamilton County fire chief dies in line of duty
Hamilton County fire chief died in the line of duty. Fire officials in Hamilton County are mourning the loss of one of their members.
- Hamilton County man accused of stealing car from Malta Stewart's
A man from Hamilton County is accused of stealing a car from the parking lot of a Stewart's Shops in Saratoga County. He is facing charges in Saratoga County.
- 5 things to know this Tuesday, July 14
A pilot died in a crash in Hamilton County, and a woman and her dog were rescued from Fawn's Leap, raising concerns about the swimming hole. The incidents are highlighted in a news roundup sponsored by the Lia Auto Group.
- Fatal plane crash in Hamilton County under investigation
A fatal plane crash occurred at Piseco Airport in Hamilton County on Sunday night, resulting in one death. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office reported the incident happened around 7:09 p.m. and is under investigation.
- How well are Williamson County teachers paid? Here’s what a new analysis has found.
A new analysis by LEAN Frog Business Solutions reveals that Williamson County teachers start with competitive salaries but lose ground mid-career. While starting pay ranks third among peer districts, it drops to eighth by mid-career and only surpasses peers at the final pay step. Housing costs in Williamson County further reduce purchasing power compared to neighboring districts.
- Ohio police chief arrested in Florida after grand jury hands down 70-count child sex indictment
An Ohio police chief was arrested in Florida and faces a 70-count indictment for alleged sex crimes involving a child, including 56 counts of sexual battery and 14 counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. The charges relate to alleged offenses between 2005 and 2010 while he was an instructor at Young Marines and a teacher at Scarlet Oaks Career Campus in Ohio.