State officials say they will approve the new framework by the end of the year.
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How a neighborhood project shaped the future of East 10th Street
The city is planning changes after Community Heights showed how to make the street safer.
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Retention vote sparks effort to hold justices accountable for abortion ban
Advocates angry over Indiana’s near-total abortion ban are directing their ire to the three Indiana Supreme Court justices who are on the November ballot for retention.
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Need help with car seats? Wayne Township Fire Department can help
Schedule an appointment Oct. 29 to make sure your car seat is properly installed.
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GOP governor candidate Mike Braun promises to be hands-on
The sitting U.S. Senator likens his leadership style to that of a business executive — promising to review every state agency to identify more efficient operating methods in order to save taxpayers money.
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Garfield Park to host 7th Annual Art & Music Festival
Check out six bands and dozens of artists Oct. 19 at the MacAllister Amphitheater.
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Ayiti in the Heartland celebrates Haitian culture in Indy
The free Nov. 1 event will have food, live music and art. It will also raise funds to improve maternal health outcomes.
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Prosecutor says ‘lack of housing’ underlies much of Indy’s crimes
The prosecutor’s office will refer more people to Horizon House for help.
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Meet the Pike teacher who makes school feel like home
Graciela Miranda uses her experiences as a daughter of Mexican immigrants to connect with new students.
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Reduced arts funding sends a ripple effect through the community
Indianapolis artists and art administrators shared compelling stories at the October City-County Council Parks and Recreation Committee meeting.
