Neighbors say they’re still concerned about short-term rentals and the environmental impact.
Category: Government
AES changed the budget billing program. What to know.
The program is supposed to make your monthly bill more predictable.
Massive Indy 500 crowd troubles Speedway wastewater plant again
Excessive amounts of ammonia in the wastewater could be toxic to fish and other aquatic life.
Indy councilors hit pause button on data centers
The City-County Council voted in favor of a halt on approval of new data centers through 2027.
Indy councilors override Hogsett’s veto, pass vehicle tax increase
Drivers will pay more to register their vehicles starting next year in order to pay for roadwork.
First look: Hogsett proposes $1.9B budget for 2027
Take a look at some of the main takeaways from the mayor’s budget presentation.
Health experts celebrate Indiana Medicaid coverage for weight loss drugs
But as broader Medicaid cuts continue, doctors worry about continued funding.
Governor taps Indy councilor for state utility commission
Josh Bain, a southside Republican, resigned his seat to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
Thousands of Indiana families got childcare help, but the waitlist still tops 29,000
Indiana has issued 3,240 new childcare vouchers to families since April — the state’s first wave of new approvals since it froze voucher enrollment in December 2024 due to a loss of pandemic-era funding.
Council Democrats lack votes needed to override Hogsett veto
Mayor Joe Hogsett vetoed a proposal to raise Indy’s vehicle taxes that would go toward road repairs.

