Both candidates running for the District 4 seat are now being challenged, in part, because they both filed to run as Democrats.
Category: Government
Posted inNeighborhoods
Pike Township considers building $12M fire station
Station 63 on 86th Street is too small and too old to renovate, according to the township’s fire chief.
Posted inGovernment
What’s next for Washington Square mall?
A vision plan will be presented 6-7 p.m. Aug. 3 at a community meeting.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana Historical Society layoffs hit education, exhibits teams
One former worker said it feels like the organization was “gutted from the inside out.”
Posted inGovernment
City leaders spar over $56M in tax breaks for data center
In a surprise move, a member of Hogsett’s cabinet spoke against the tax breaks.
Posted inGovernment
Mom sues, alleges ‘dangerous intersection’ contributed to fiancé’s death
Two women have filed lawsuits alleging the southside Indianapolis intersection at Raymond and Shelby is “hazardous and dangerous.”
Posted inGovernment
Metrobloks wants a $56 million tax break. What does that mean?
City officials approved the data center in Martindale Brightwood in April.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana governor signs Trump data center ratepayer protection pledge
Mike Braun and 22 other governors on Thursday signed onto President Donald Trump’s expanded pledge to protect utility customers from the cost of new, massive data center developments.
Posted inGovernment
Around 7,000 Haitian workers to be removed from Indiana’s workforce
Residents from Haiti can no longer legally live or work in U.S. after Temporary Protected Status ends.
Posted inGovernment
Pride historical marker on Monument Circle vandalized
Indiana State Police say the marker was kicked off its post on July 16.
