Hoosiers will have the option to use a mobile driver’s license for age, identity verification.
Category: Government
Indy is locked into funding hundreds of police positions it can’t fill
IMPD’s chief said the funds go toward paying for officers’ overtime.
‘Drive sober or get pulled over’: Indiana stepping up patrols Labor Day weekend
Indiana police agencies will increase patrols and conduct sobriety checkpoints through Monday, Sept. 7.
Lawyer reports surge in calls about Indianapolis ICE activity
An Indianapolis immigration lawyer said his firm is seeing an increase in calls about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity.
Check out these major road, trail projects set for 2027
From a Keystone pedestrian bridge to eliminating one-way roads, Indy plans several major projects.
Reports of ICE surge in Indianapolis prompt congressional inquiry
U.S. Rep. André Carson launched a congressional inquiry seeking the scope and probable cause in the “apparent increased enforcement” in Marion County.
Marion County seeks court order over delayed Indiana convict transfers
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is asking a judge to force the Indiana Department of Correction to follow state law requiring the quick transfer of felony-sentenced convicts to state custody.
New southside city-county councilor focused on improving quality of life
Republican Josh Masquelier wants to get back to the basics of local government.
Eastsiders have ‘a hard time stopping’ new gas stations. Another is on the way.
Development plans also show a new bar and grill at 16th Street and Emerson Avenue.
AES rate increase case will get a rehearing
But the utility says the increase will stay on your bill for now.


