The school board reviewed the 2025 budget, capital improvements plan and more at the September meeting.
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New furniture, charging stations coming to Indianapolis airport
Travelers will notice improvements to airport terminals and more.
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Neighbors share concerns over low-barrier housing plans
Representatives from the Indianapolis Housing Hub presented plans at a September meeting.
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Ballot facts from the Marion County Election Board
The election board discussed ballot ratification and the 2024 general election vote center plan.
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Happy first birthday, Indy Documenters
In one year, we’ve trained 175 Indy residents, who’ve covered 195 public meetings.
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Investor-owned rentals fuel housing crisis in Marion County
A new report shows out-of-state investors are pricing out local homebuyers and contributing to the Indianapolis housing crisis.
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Fort Ben library branch named a Certified Autism Center
The Indianapolis Public Library branch is the first in the state to hold this international designation.
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Chreece music, fashion and community brought hip-hop lovers to Fountain Square
The seventh year of Chreece hip-hop festival brought music, fashion, and community to the Fountain Square neighborhood.
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Community storytellers keep neighbors in focus
Local historians shared tips and experiences with interested neighbors at the August Oral History Symposium.
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Hogsett makes his pitch for Indianapolis’ 2025 budget
The 2025 budget proposed to the Indianapolis City-County Council Aug. 12 includes investments in public safety, anti-violence, infrastructure and traffic safety.