Indiana State Police say the marker was kicked off its post on July 16.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
How to register to vote in Indiana’s Nov. 3 general election
The deadline is Oct. 5. You can register online, in person or by mail.
Posted inGovernment
Mothers tell governor they’d be unemployed, homeless without childcare vouchers
Gov. Mike Braun is pushing for more state childcare funding.
Posted inGovernment
How to vote absentee in Indiana’s 2026 general election
Can’t make it to the polls? There are 11 ways you can qualify for an absentee ballot.
Posted inEducation
IPS board candidate fights a challenge to remove her from ballot
Lindsey Cornett, a candidate for the District 4 seat on the Indianapolis Public Schools board, is fighting a challenge to her eligibility to run.
Posted inGovernment
The city has an ethics watchdog. It hasn’t met in years under Hogsett.
The commission has met only once during Hogsett’s decade in power. One member didn’t even know he was on it.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indy’s vehicle tax stalled. What about Beech Grove, Lawrence, Southport and Speedway?
Beech Grove may opt for an annual $25 fee to give residents a break.
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With no city plan for extreme heat, Indy’s homeless ‘find a patch of shade’
“You learn how strong a body is,” one woman said.
Posted inEducation
6 finalists named to run new agency overseeing IPS and Indy charter schools
The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation, or IPEC, named finalists for its executive director job, a role that will oversee transportation, building decisions and academic accountability for Indianapolis Public Schools and most of the city’s charter schools.
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5 takeaways from Chalkbeat’s panel on Indiana’s changes to school board elections and referendums
The upcoming election season will ask Indiana voters to make critical decisions about how schools are funded and who sits on local school boards.
