A hearing was delayed for a voter who brought two guns and a knife to polls on Election Day.
Author Archives: Sharlene Birdsong
Alma Mater: Indiana University Bloomington
I'm an Indy native with roots in non-profit and arts management. I am excited to be part of creating a community-powered news resource in Indianapolis.
I'm thrilled that the Indy Documenters program will give citizens of Indianapolis the opportunity to participate in civic discussions and be paid for their work. It could be revolutionary to local media.
Outside of work, I like to create music, practice yoga, and garden.
Documenters weekly agenda: Public meetings you shouldn’t miss Jan. 27-Feb. 2
Get involved with local politics by attending a public government meeting.
Arnold Place development provides financial aid for homebuyers
The Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership will help with downpayments and financing for those buying homes in Arnold Place.
New furniture, charging stations coming to Indianapolis airport
Travelers will notice improvements to airport terminals and more.
Ballot facts from the Marion County Election Board
The election board discussed ballot ratification and the 2024 general election vote center plan.
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.
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.
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.
Indy residents give input on FEMA emergency plan
The Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan is a strategy developed for each county to prepare for natural disasters.
Vision Zero Plan to end traffic fatalities by 2035 moves forward
The proposal, which includes infrastructure improvements and policy changes, advances to the City-County Council.


