The rule change may impact housing costs and development.
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Hogsett administration signals support for data center tax breaks
But a member of his cabinet recently objected to a tax abatement for an eastside data center.
Posted inHealth
Meals on Wheels delivers free food to people in recovery
“I was able to maintain my sobriety,” said one Indy resident.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Can Beech Grove afford more schools and churches?
As property tax cuts hit, councilors worry about projects that don’t pay taxes.
Posted inEducation
Connect with dozens of employers at Ivy Tech’s Aug. 12 job fair
Plus, come meet Mirror Indy staff and learn about our text group, The Jobs Line.
Posted inGovernment
What I learned about use of force after 2 hours as an IMPD officer
Journalists and community members took training scenarios based on real life.
Posted inGovernment
Councilors consider ethics changes following ‘Mr. Clean’ investigation
The city-county council’s ethics committee recently held just its second meeting in nearly two years.
Posted inArts & Culture
Gene Simmons is set to electrify the Indiana State Fair on Aug. 20
The Kiss co-founder is proving retirement is just not in his DNA.
Posted inResources
Where to find free clothes in Indianapolis
These 13 churches and nonprofits offer clothes to families, people starting a new job and people experiencing homelessness.
Posted inHealth
Inside the lobbying push that fueled arrests at Indy hospitals
The Indiana Hospital Association pushed for police and new penalties. But there’s little public oversight.
