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IPS did not follow Open Door Law when it sued the state, Public Access Counselor says
A complaint alleged that the school board did not follow the state’s Open Door Law when it filed a lawsuit in August against multiple state officials.
African American Coalition calls for more community action in addressing youth violence
African American Coalition of Indianapolis is raising the question of how the community is going to start protecting youth.
Lawmakers to revisit reading proficiency, say too many exceptions made for third-graders
Indiana lawmakers say too many exceptions are being made for third-graders who haven’t achieved reading proficiency.
The Citizens Police Complaint Board adds new member
Kelly Doucet was added to the Citizens Police Complaint Board.
Statehouse leaders promise a less ‘aggressive’ legislative session
Indiana’s lawmaking leaders expect more tweaks and fine-tuning and fewer overhauls for the next legislative session.
New health and wellness complex coming to the Far Eastside
The complex will help students in sports programs at the James and Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy and community members of all ages.
Gun violence hits crisis point for Indy students: ‘We are at war’
Children and teens are being shot at an alarming rate, Indianapolis Public Schools board members said.
Mile Square homeowners may pay a fee to cover homeless services
Homeowners in the Mile Square may be charged an extra $250 a year to pay for security and homeless outreach downtown.
Indiana cities dishing out thousands of dollars to get out-of-state workers to relocate
More than three dozen Hoosier communities have tapped into new funding pools created to help them recruit out-of-state remote workers to Indiana.


