School officials are additionally pushing back against a new report that calls for small and rural schools to merge.
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Senator finds little support for fire department merger bill
A Senate committee delayed voting on Senate Bill 54, which targets how township fire departments merge with the Indianapolis Fire Department.
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New IndyGo Blue Line stop would be ‘pedestrian refuge’ in front of Irvington school
Moving the stop represents a win for Irvington residents, even those who aren’t opposed to the Blue Line.
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Community mourns Queen Mother Mashariki Jywanza
Mashariki Jywanza died on January 1, 2024.
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Your guide to 10 Indy artists featured in HGTV’s ‘Buying Back the Block’
The Mike and Kyra Epps show put Circle City talent on display
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It’s freezing. Here’s some info on warming centers, power outages and frozen pipes.
Indiana will continue to bear the brunt of a blistering winter storm that’s sweeping across the U.S. for the next several days.
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Transit advocates are heading to the Statehouse to support the Blue Line
On the same day, a Senate committee will take up a bill that would prohibit the Blue Line from absorbing traffic lanes.
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Indiana governor signs executive order to avert local propane shortages
About half a million Indiana residents who rely on propane gas for heat could be facing a limited supply.
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A forced merger? Why 3 township fire departments oppose a new Senate bill
Senate Bill 54 would allow Indianapolis to force mergers with the Wayne, Decatur and Pike township fire departments. It’s being discussed even as Wayne considers a voluntary merger.
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Debt with no degree: Indy student loan borrowers who don’t graduate face unique challenges
A third of Hoosier students won’t finish degrees in six years. What does that mean for their student debt?
