Indy residents talk about how they’ll handle rising costs after federal subsidies expire.
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‘I’m just over the BS’: Lugar Tower residents 5 months into another IHA lawsuit
The housing agency’s CEO said being forced to provide security would lead to Lugar Tower closing.
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What education issues will Indiana lawmakers consider in 2026?
Legislative leaders have a list of unfinished business to tackle when it comes to schools, including a multiyear deregulation effort and a possible overhaul of the governance of Indianapolis Public Schools.
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‘Hands off’: Black clergy decry attorney general lawsuit against IPS
Concerned Clergy president urges Gov. Braun to step in: ‘Tell your attorney general to stand down.’
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Greenlawn Cemetery: City finishes excavation of more than 1,700 graves
The majority of the graves archaeologists uncovered contained human remains.
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Residents asked to weigh in on plan to revitalize Broad Ripple
There will be opportunities for the public to share ideas and address challenges.
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Help decide which trails get built in Indy
The city of Indianapolis wants feedback on its plan to build out its trail network.
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Wayne Township steps up to help the hungry when feds wouldn’t
Wayne Township entered into $80,000 deal with Gleaners Food Bank to stock local pantries.
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Meet the man making benches for Indy residents
Anderson York’s benches are popping up at parks and bus stops across the city.
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Partial SNAP payments to reach families starting Nov. 11, Braun says
Gov. Mike Braun announced today that partial federal food benefits will be available to eligible Indiana residents starting Tuesday.