The comments come in response to investigations by IndyStar and Mirror Indy.
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Posted inGovernment
Indy Democrats call for modest ethics change after ‘Mr. Clean’ investigation
The proposal follows an IndyStar/Mirror Indy investigation into ethical issues in the Hogsett administration.
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Hogsett’s former chief of staff quickly took job at major city contractor
Ethics experts questioned Dan Parker’s move from the mayor’s office to an Indianapolis-based engineering firm.
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Hogsett denies existence of city contract wish lists from his donors
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett criticized a recent investigation from IndyStar and Mirror Indy as “absurd”
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Who are Hogsett’s top donors? Many do business with the city.
A first-time analysis shows many big contributors do business with the city.
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Hogsett vowed to fight insiders. His campaign advanced their interests behind closed doors
Here’s how Hogsett’s campaign machine infiltrated city government starting in the mayor’s very first term.
Posted inBusiness
Indy’s old City Hall renovation dies. What will fill downtown void?
The city killed plans to build a museum hotel and housing at the old City Hall site downtown.
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Some lawmakers tried to thwart LEAP district water plans. They failed
Some Indiana state lawmakers tried to address the controversial plan to supply water to the LEAP district. Their plans didn’t go very far.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Coyotes are thriving in Indianapolis. Why that’s not a bad thing
February is mating season for coyotes, which can lead to sightings in even the most urban parts of Central Indiana.
Posted inHealth
Trump EPA delays coal ash cleanup. Why that matters for Hoosier health
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a new rule allowing longer deadlines for coal ash cleanup.
