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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.
Posted inGovernment
Indy’s 2026 homeless count stays flat
But there was some good news. The yearly count showed fewer people were staying outside.
Posted inGovernment
Who controls Indy’s economic development organization?
Mayor Joe Hogsett started Indy Economic Development, Inc., which is recommending tax breaks for a data center.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Get free school supplies at this eastside festival
The Edna Martin Christian Center festival will be 5-7 p.m. Aug. 6.
Posted inGovernment
‘Dreamy’ suite views and a Corvette: Here’s how Hogsett uses mayoral perks
Hogsett promised to ‘renounce all perks of the office.’ He’s used them to entertain donors who fuel his campaign machine.
Posted inEducation
Confusion on partisan school board law puts two IPS candidates’ spots at risk
Both candidates running for the District 4 seat are now being challenged, in part, because they both filed to run as Democrats.
