The Democrat faces a challenge from Philip Foust, a Republican and former prosecutor.
Category: Government
Posted inArts & Culture
Documentary to screen about Sing Sing prison in Indy
“Beyond” follows a group of incarcerated men. You can catch the documentary Sept. 27 at Phoenix Theatre Culture Centre.
Posted inGovernment
What you need to know to vote in Indiana’s 2026 General Election
Check your voter registration, find a polling place and learn the ID rules.
Posted inArts & Culture
Indiana Landmarks names next Black history preservationist
André Myers will replace Eunice Trotter, who is stepping down next month.
Posted inGovernment
Ready to vote in the 2026 General Election? Bring this kind of ID.
What your photo ID must have, how to get a free ID and how to vote if you forget it at home.
Posted inNeighborhoods
East 10th Street traffic calming project underway
Temporary traffic barriers will be up through October.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Republican Beech Grove councilor announces 2027 mayoral bid
City Councilor Dan McMillan hopes to be the first Republican mayor since 2011.
Posted inArts & Culture
We’re hosting our first-ever Arc Fest. Here are 5 reasons to go.
The free, all-ages live journalism and storytelling event will take place Oct. 3 at IU Indianapolis.
Posted inGovernment
Prison abolitionist Angela Davis to speak in Indianapolis on Oct. 2
The celebrated scholar and activist will be joined by other criminal justice experts for a discussion about life after incarceration.
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Complaint accuses Marion County deputies of excessive force in council meeting incident
Attorneys for Indianapolis resident and activist Jamaal Shabazz announced the tort claim’s filing Monday morning.
