City Councilor Dan McMillan hopes to be the first Republican mayor since 2011.
Category: Government
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We’re hosting our first-ever Arc Fest. Here are 5 reasons to go.
The free, all-ages live journalism and storytelling event will take place Oct. 3 at IU Indianapolis.
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Prison abolitionist Angela Davis to speak in Indianapolis on Oct. 2
The celebrated scholar and activist will be joined by other criminal justice experts for a discussion about life after incarceration.
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Complaint accuses Marion County deputies of excessive force in council meeting incident
Attorneys for Indianapolis resident and activist Jamaal Shabazz announced the tort claim’s filing Monday morning.
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Shopping for a comeback: What will it take to revive Washington Square?
One councilor is working to revive the once thriving eastside staple as malls across the country die.
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Lawrence proposes nearly $56 million budget for 2027
Mayor Deb Whitfield said the city is in “much better shape” than last year.
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Here’s when River Road will reopen south of 96th
The northside road was washed out from floodwaters in August.
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ICE arrests 426 people across Indiana, shaking Indianapolis schools and communities
Most of the operation focused on the Indianapolis metro area, though arrests were made throughout the state.
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State’s unhoused number increases, but fewer are living outside
Annual one-night count in January was extended because of bitter cold weather.
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Eunice Trotter to step down as Black history preservationist at Indiana Landmarks
Trotter worries about the future of the program as grant funding is set to expire.
