In a previously unreleased report obtained by Mirror Indy, IMPD officers said the city should pay for ShotSpotter.
Category: Government
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Indy installed no-turn-on-red signs at downtown intersections. Are drivers obeying them?
Police have written 41 tickets at the intersections since the signs were installed.
Posted inEducation
City-County Council to vote if charter school opens in Washington Township as opposition grows
After months of controversy, an all-girls charter school is one step closer to opening in Washington Township.
Posted inResources
How to register to vote for Indiana’s primary election
The deadline to register is April 8, and it takes just a few minutes.
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Indiana Sen. Jean Breaux dies following ongoing health problems
Indiana Sen. Jean Breaux, a Democrat from Indianapolis, died Wednesday, according to her caucus — just two days after she issued a public farewell.
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Indiana AG Todd Rokita files lawsuit against drug companies, PBMs over inflated insulin prices
The legal filing seeks restitution, and for a judge to stop the defendants from “manipulating prices” made for diabetes products.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana attorney general fights EPA rule that would reduce pollution on Indy’s west side
The pollution is so bad that one westside family hasn’t constructed a playground for their kids.
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Indiana Sen. Jean Breaux issues farewell-like statement amid ongoing health issues
An unwell Sen. Jean Breaux all but gave her official farewell in a statement issued Monday following a months-long absence from the Indiana Statehouse.
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Why parts of Michigan and New York streets are being converted to two-way traffic
The effort stems back to conversations following an eastside plant closure in 2007.
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‘Twas a time people didn’t want electric streetcars to replace mules
Journey through the highs and lows of about 150 years of Indy’s public transit history.
