House Bill 1383 would weaken protections for some of the state’s highest quality wetlands, including dozens of acres in Marion County.
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Indianapolis found human remains during bridge work by old Greenlawn Cemetery
Human remains discovered during Henry Street bridge work by former Greenlawn Cemetery.
Indiana lawmakers seem unlikely to tackle school consolidation in 2024 session
School officials are additionally pushing back against a new report that calls for small and rural schools to merge.
Senator finds little support for fire department merger bill
A Senate committee delayed voting on Senate Bill 54, which targets how township fire departments merge with the Indianapolis Fire Department.
New IndyGo Blue Line stop would be ‘pedestrian refuge’ in front of Irvington school
Moving the stop represents a win for Irvington residents, even those who aren’t opposed to the Blue Line.
Transit advocates are heading to the Statehouse to support the Blue Line
On the same day, a Senate committee will take up a bill that would prohibit the Blue Line from absorbing traffic lanes.
Indiana governor signs executive order to avert local propane shortages
About half a million Indiana residents who rely on propane gas for heat could be facing a limited supply.
A forced merger? Why 3 township fire departments oppose a new Senate bill
Senate Bill 54 would allow Indianapolis to force mergers with the Wayne, Decatur and Pike township fire departments. It’s being discussed even as Wayne considers a voluntary merger.
Indiana libraries face drastic funding changes, limits to activities in Senate bill
The legislation could also potentially result in decreased funding for library services.
Here’s what’s in Indiana lawmakers’ proposal to hold back more third graders
The Indiana Department of Education wants 95% of third graders to pass the reading test by 2027.


