The application seeks money for vehicles, covert cameras and cellular-location tools.
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How Greg Ballard’s secretary of state run could expand Indiana ballot access
Republican candidate Max Engling criticizes new party over lack of policy agenda and unclear process for picking future candidates.
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Indy’s Global Village’s upcoming events have been postponed or cancelled
The reason is “due to having to move from their current location.”
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25 Indianapolis fall festivals to fill your calendar
Sip beer at four Oktoberfests, listen to five days of jazz and pick from eight events on one day.
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These social clubs are for Black and queer women
Journal and connect with Indy Black Lesbian Journal Club and Les Go Outside.
Posted inArts & Culture
Your 2026 Indianapolis fall theater preview
“Memphis,” “The Lion King” and “Fun Home” are just some of the big shows happening this season.
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You can vote in Indiana if you’re homeless. Here’s how.
This is Mirror Indy’s guide to voting if you don’t have a permanent address.
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Indy’s free city planning course is open for applications
You’ll learn about land use, zoning and other urban planning topics.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana BMV plans mobile driver’s license
Hoosiers will have the option to use a mobile driver’s license for age, identity verification.
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Copper thefts are rising. What you need to know.
Companies are offering big bucks for information on copper thefts and cable vandalism.
