Gov. Mike Braun believes the legislature has momentum to do more on childcare policy and funding.
Category: Government
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Here’s what Indy’s new chief equity officer wants to accomplish
First up: a 90-day listening tour with city departments to get “unfiltered thoughts.”
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LEAP district eyes alternative to dumping water in Eagle Creek
Lebanon Utilities is now considering Prairie Creek, a local stream in Boone County.
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Help Mirror Indy get out the vote!
With early voting underway and Election Day approaching, Mirror Indy wants you to help get our voter guide in front of more readers. So we’ve created three images you can use as your phone background with a QR code that goes to mirrorindy.org/votes. There you will find profiles for every race impacting Marion County residents […]
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Physician, sheriff vie for competitive northside Senate district
Republican Juanita Albright is facing Democrat Kerry Forestal in the election.
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Want an outdoor alcohol area in your neighborhood? Here’s how.
The policy would allow people to take alcohol outside of a business, within certain areas.
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VOTER GUIDE: Court of Appeals and Tax Court judges are on the ballot for retention
Three judges from the Court of Appeals of Indiana and the judge from the Indiana Tax Court will be on the ballot for retention in 2026.
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State audit dings Pike Township over pay, mileage logs
Trustee Annette Johnson said she’s rectifying the issues.
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A playground faces replacement. A nature advocate says keep it.
The $1 million Tarkington Park project is funded by a grant from Lilly Endowment.
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Residents leave data center meeting with more questions than answers
Martindale Brightwood could see a $22.5M investment if tax breaks are approved, but residents are skeptical.
