The ordinance required the town marshal to place silver bells on black cats in the community.
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Posted inBusiness
Thousands of Hoosier farmers once grew tobacco. Now, they’ve nearly disappeared.
The 25 farms that remain face an uncertain future as demand dries up and costs rise.
Posted inGovernment
New program will teach women in Indiana prisons how to use AI
Televerde Foundation aims to create a digital literacy program and AI resource center.
Posted inGovernment
What voters want after Democrats’ big gains in Indiana
Anger at Trump helped Democrats flip at least 16 seats in the Indiana House.
Posted inGovernment
This rural county has the worst voter turnout in Indiana. Why?
Switzerland County officials tried this year to get more residents to vote. It didn’t work.
Posted inGovernment
Poll reveals Indiana’s Republican party may be losing ground
Some conservative voters across the state express doubts about their party’s strength while others say the party is on track.
Posted inGovernment
What federal election monitors can and can’t do in Indiana
The Department of Justice is sending 24 total observers to Lake and Marion counties.
Posted inGovernment
How data centers are defining some local Indiana elections
For some voters, races come down to one question: Do candidates support or oppose them?
Posted inGovernment
“It’s all performative.” Why Hoosiers say government is corrupt
One in four voters identified government corruption as their top concern.
Posted inEducation
“What party are you?” Indiana law transformed school board races
School board candidates may now list a party affiliation on the ballot. Here’s how that’s impacting Goshen.
