Development plans also show a new bar and grill at 16th Street and Emerson Avenue.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
AES rate increase case will get a rehearing
But the utility says the increase will stay on your bill for now.
Posted inGovernment
Southside City-County Council seat finds likely successor
Joshua Masquelier serves on the Decatur Township Board and is active in Republican politics.
Posted inGovernment
FEMA chief wants ‘timely support’ for Indiana storm-damage recovery
About 30,000 applications submitted for state assistance grants of up to $5,000, with payments expected to start going out this week.
Posted inGovernment
Mirror Indy investigation sparks action to keep hospital patients out of jail
Prosecutors and public defenders are diverting hospital arrests to mental health treatment.
Posted inGovernment
Indianapolis budget basics: Learn how the city spends our money
Every year, city officials present a plan for how to spend public dollars.
Posted inHealth
Lawmakers study Indiana’s sexual assault response
The Interim Study Committee on Public Health, Behavioral Health and Human Services met in House chambers Tuesday to hear testimony on the topic.
Posted inNeighborhoods
City punts decision to rezone southside wetlands for an auto shop
The hearing examiner said a traffic analysis is needed before a decision can be made.
Posted inGovernment
How to vote early in Indiana’s 2026 general election
Voting opens Oct. 6 in downtown Indianapolis and on Oct. 24 at eight other Marion County vote centers.
Posted inResources
Get help applying for FEMA assistance for flood recovery
Show up to Broad Ripple Park Family Center Aug. 28-29 to talk to experts and apply.
