In a surprise move, a member of Hogsett’s cabinet spoke against the tax breaks.
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Fam Fest celebrates Indy with a clean up day, free school supplies
The event is Aug. 1-2 at Frederick Douglass Park and Wes Montgomery Park
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Mirror Indy’s guide to reading your AES bill
Plus, how to dig around for more info about what you’re being charged for.
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Mom sues, alleges ‘dangerous intersection’ contributed to fiancé’s death
Two women have filed lawsuits alleging the southside Indianapolis intersection at Raymond and Shelby is “hazardous and dangerous.”
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Turn left! See the Brickyard 400 in 21 photos
Indianapolis Motor Speedway came to life July 26 for the annual NASCAR race.
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Here’s how far an Indiana Choice Scholarship voucher gets you at Indianapolis private schools
Some Indianapolis families that use private school vouchers could still get a bill upwards of one thousand dollars to cover the remaining cost of their tuition.
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Eastsiders can get free backpacks and vaccines at this back-to-school fair
The Boner Center event will connect attendees to community resources.
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The best deals and discounts at the 2026 Indiana State Fair
How to save on admission, parking, rides and food.
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For young LGBTQ+ adults with nowhere to go, Trinity Haven is home
The Indy nonprofit is one of only a handful like it in the nation.
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Metrobloks wants a $56 million tax break. What does that mean?
City officials approved the data center in Martindale Brightwood in April.
