Josh Bain, a southside Republican, resigned his seat to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
Category: Government
Posted inEducation
Thousands of Indiana families got childcare help, but the waitlist still tops 29,000
Indiana has issued 3,240 new childcare vouchers to families since April — the state’s first wave of new approvals since it froze voucher enrollment in December 2024 due to a loss of pandemic-era funding.
Posted inGovernment
Council Democrats lack votes needed to override Hogsett veto
Mayor Joe Hogsett vetoed a proposal to raise Indy’s vehicle taxes that would go toward road repairs.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Floods, droughts and heat domes. Is this the future?
Hoosiers should expect more extreme weather events like this Saturday’s severe storms and flooding.
Posted inGovernment
IndyGo offers park-and-ride service to Indiana State Fair
Fair attendees can park in Lawrence and ride the Purple Line to this year’s state fair.
Posted inNeighborhoods
See inside the renovated housing facility for homeless vets
Manchester Apartments was heavily damaged in a fire in 2024.
Posted inGovernment
City officials delay Metrobloks tax break vote
Tax incentives for the proposed eastside data center will be considered Aug. 19.
Posted inGovernment
Renovations are coming to the Irvington library
The library branch will close next year for renovations.
Posted inGovernment
Hogsett administration signals support for data center tax breaks
But a member of his cabinet recently objected to a tax abatement for an eastside data center.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Can Beech Grove afford more schools and churches?
As property tax cuts hit, councilors worry about projects that don’t pay taxes.
