New court data shows tens of thousands of expungements granted since 2024, but waiting periods and unpaid court debt still keep many people from applying.
Category: Government
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Feeling trapped by roadwork on the west side? You’re not alone.
Years of restricted routes and forced detours are pushing westsiders to the limit.
Posted inGovernment
Where to grab a copy of Mirror Indy’s 2026 election zine
Learn how voting works, what your rights are and what candidates really do.
Posted inGovernment
Hogsett rode ‘Mr. Clean’ image into office. Did he deliver on ethics promises?
The mayor would not assess his own record. So we did it for him.
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Gun violence drops — except in domestic violence cases
State and federal funding cuts have made escaping from armed abusers more difficult in the post-COVID-19 economy.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Speedway Garden Club to give away 100 trees for town’s centennial
Grab a tree to honor the town’s founding in 1926.
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GOP Poll: Mears holds edge in Marion County prosecutor’s race
The Democrat faces a challenge from Philip Foust, a Republican and former prosecutor.
Posted inArts & Culture
Documentary to screen about Sing Sing prison in Indy
“Beyond” follows a group of incarcerated men. You can catch the documentary Sept. 27 at Phoenix Theatre Culture Centre.
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What you need to know to vote in Indiana’s 2026 General Election
Check your voter registration, find a polling place and learn the ID rules.
Posted inArts & Culture
Indiana Landmarks names next Black history preservationist
André Myers will replace Eunice Trotter, who is stepping down next month.
