IPS is considering ending agreements with charter schools as it faces a financial squeeze.
Category: Government
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Get help applying for flood recovery permits at these clinics
The city of Indianapolis will host flood recovery and building permit clinics in October.
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Under Trump, census eyes sweeping plan to omit immigrants, race data
The potential changes would exclude undocumented immigrants, asylum seekers and anyone without permanent status.
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Ruckelshaus, Moorhead focus on taxes, healthcare in swing district
Indiana Senate District 29, which includes parts of the west side, has featured tight races in recent elections.
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Shaila Mulholland sworn in as newest Indianapolis City-County Council member to represent Lawrence
Mulholland was chosen by a vote of the Marion County Democratic Party precinct caucus Oct. 2.
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A $100K city budget cut is making it harder to get food
FEEDINDY was a partnership with Lyft and has been paused since April.
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Coalition of AI giants, labor unions proposes uniform guardrails for Indiana data centers
The goal is to generate more public buy-in and reduce moratoriums on new projects.
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Indiana: 58,000 could lose Medicaid coverage for Healthy Indiana Plan
Advocates worry new work requirements will kick people off of Medicaid due to reporting confusion.
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What you need to know about the bail amendment on your ballot
If passed, the constitutional amendment would allow judges to deny bail to any defendant if the state proves they cannot be safely released.
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Indiana has a transitional housing gap for women. These groups are trying to fill it
Hundreds of women remain on waitlists for spots in programs across the state.
