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Indy’s free city planning course is open for applications
You’ll learn about land use, zoning and other urban planning topics.
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Indiana BMV plans mobile driver’s license
Hoosiers will have the option to use a mobile driver’s license for age, identity verification.
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Indy is locked into funding hundreds of police positions it can’t fill
IMPD’s chief said the funds go toward paying for officers’ overtime.
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‘Drive sober or get pulled over’: Indiana stepping up patrols Labor Day weekend
Indiana police agencies will increase patrols and conduct sobriety checkpoints through Monday, Sept. 7.
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Lawyer reports surge in calls about Indianapolis ICE activity
An Indianapolis immigration lawyer said his firm is seeing an increase in calls about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity.
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Check out these major road, trail projects set for 2027
From a Keystone pedestrian bridge to eliminating one-way roads, Indy plans several major projects.
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Reports of ICE surge in Indianapolis prompt congressional inquiry
U.S. Rep. André Carson launched a congressional inquiry seeking the scope and probable cause in the “apparent increased enforcement” in Marion County.
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Marion County seeks court order over delayed Indiana convict transfers
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is asking a judge to force the Indiana Department of Correction to follow state law requiring the quick transfer of felony-sentenced convicts to state custody.
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New southside city-county councilor focused on improving quality of life
Republican Josh Masquelier wants to get back to the basics of local government.
