The 3 candidates are focused on issues such as affordability and funding public schools.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
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.
Posted inEducation
Indianapolis Public Education Corporation announces date and location for first meeting
A new governing body for Indianapolis schools will meet for the first time on April 14.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Will data centers impact property values? Depends on who you ask
Southsiders want a judge to review whether a new data center should have been approved.
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Another data center could be coming to the east side
A Georgia-based company wants to build a $2 billion data center campus on the east side of Indianapolis.
Posted inEducation
Why there are no education elections on your primary ballot
Why there are no more referendums, plus partisan school board elections don’t include primary races.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Westsiders grill DPW director on 16th Street Bridge repair plans
Public Works director Todd Wilson answered questions at a community meeting April 7.
Posted inGovernment
Township trustees are up for election. Hear from the candidates at this forum
Don’t expect to see every candidate, though. Some won’t be there.
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Shots fired at city councilor’s home over data center approval
Ron Gibson woke to the sound of gunfire. He found bullet holes and a “No Data Centers” note.
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Indiana’s primary election is May 5. Here’s what you need to know.
What primary elections are, how to check your voter registration and where to find a polling place.
