The review found that contracts went to companies with connections to OPHS employees.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
The city’s new, bigger animal shelter will open May 11
IACS hopes you will adopt or foster a dog to make the move easier.
Posted inGovernment
Learn more about the city’s plan to regulate data centers
The Department of Metropolitan Development is hosting two informational sessions.
Posted inGovernment
Pick up one of our election zines to learn about the primary election
Find the printed guide at nine library branches across Indianapolis with info on voter’s rights and which positions will be on the ballot.
Posted inGovernment
What transgender Hoosiers headed to the polls should know about IDs
Poll workers only use your ID to verify your identity, not your gender.
Posted inGovernment
Mirror Indy Chat N Chew talks all things elections ahead of midterms
See photos of neighbors gathering to talk about voting and elections April 21 at Julia M. Carson Government Center.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘I hate how we get categorized’: Indy woman reflects on 4 years of homelessness
Kristina Brown has spent most of that time living in a tent.
Posted inGovernment
Anti-data center advocates take their battle to court
Some Decatur Township residents want to stop the city’s first hyperscale data center.
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Indiana college ID banned for primary — again
Early voting for the May 5 primary election has been going for about two weeks.
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Andrea Hunley to run for Indy mayor in 2027
She is one of several Democrats who want to succeed embattled Mayor Joe Hogsett.