Candidates share thoughts on referendum, academics
Category: Government
Posted inEducation
3 seats are on the ballot for the Perry Township school board
Here’s what candidates say about academics, finances and the district’s future.
Posted inEducation
Here’s who is running for Washington Township school board
Candidates shared thoughts on financial and student achievement issues.
Posted inNeighborhoods
This westside shop helped build the Indiana 9/11 Memorial
Indiana Steel Fabricators employees who worked on the beams remember the smell of sulfur and jet fuel.
Posted inGovernment
Ali Brown resigns from City-County Council
Brown, a Democrat, is stepping down to accept a position at a nonpartisan organization.
Posted inPolicy & Impact
FEMA aid arrives for some Hoosiers, but others left in limbo
$17M approved so far for individual assistance, but many applications still not processed
Posted inGovernment
Sheriff’s deputy handcuffs protester during emotional IMPD hearing
Protesters disrupted the hearing to call for accountability over the death of Dalys Jett, who was killed by IMPD officers in July.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana State Police seeks nearly $30M federal grant tied to immigration enforcement
The application seeks money for vehicles, covert cameras and cellular-location tools.
Posted inPolicy & Impact
How Greg Ballard’s secretary of state run could expand Indiana ballot access
Republican candidate Max Engling criticizes new party over lack of policy agenda and unclear process for picking future candidates.
Posted inResources
You can vote in Indiana if you’re homeless. Here’s how.
This is Mirror Indy’s guide to voting if you don’t have a permanent address.
