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Blue Line crews uncover tracks from city’s electric railway
The tracks guided streetcars pulled by mules, and later, electric streetcars and buses throughout Indianapolis.
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Telling the story of Black wealth in Indianapolis
Community input about wealthbuilding could inform city policy.
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Two eviction programs are merging in Indianapolis
But some key positions are still unfilled.
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The Marion County jail reached capacity and will no longer hold people for ICE beyond 48 hours
Sheriff Kerry Forestal said the jail reached capacity as a result of 175 people convicted of state crimes awaiting transfer to state prison facilities and could result in a budgetary shortfall of around $2.7 million for the office.
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Rezoning decision delayed for Martindale Brightwood data center
The petition will now be heard Thursday, Feb. 12.
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Gibson in ‘strong support’ of proposed eastside data center
The proposal for a data center in Martindale Brightwood is up for public comment Thursday, Jan. 15
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Clergy members denounce proposed Martindale Brightwood data center
It’s the latest piece of local resistance to Metrobloks, a Los Angeles-based developer.
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Vop Osili to run for mayor of Indianapolis
Osili is a Democrat and former president of the City-County Council.
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Get help with social security, tax returns and more
Staff from Rep. André Carson’s office will be at CAFE 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Jan. 21.