The group is learning about civic engagement to help establish a Quality of Life Plan.
Category: Government
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Meet the Democrats running for Marion County sheriff
Kelvis Williams and Gregory Patrick talk about transparency and improving the jail.
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Lawrence mayor talks public safety, city finances and health initiatives
Mayor Deb Whitfield presented Lawrence’s State of the City Address on April 16.
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What I learned at poll worker training
Bring your own snacks on Election Day, be nice even when you’re tired — and setting up the voting machine is the hardest part.
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Republicans hope to flip this Indiana Senate seat
Two former state senators are among those running to replace J.D. Ford in District 29, which includes westside Indianapolis.
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Community forum set for proposed data center on the east side
The meeting is 6:30-8:30 p.m. April 27 at Downey Avenue Christian Church.
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IPEC just met for the first time. Here’s what the new Indianapolis schools board discussed.
The new governing body for Indianapolis schools met for the first time Tuesday and discussed asking voters for a property tax increase in the fall.
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Governor to pump $200M into child care vouchers, take 14K kids off waitlist
The money will reopen admissions for the Child Care and Development Fund, is a state-administered federal program that serves about 43,000 children in Indiana.
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Meet the Indiana Senate candidates who want to succeed Andrea Hunley
The 3 candidates are focused on issues such as affordability and funding public schools.
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How to vote absentee in Indiana’s 2026 primary election
There are 11 reasons you can request a mail-in ballot. The deadline to apply is April 23.