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Indianapolis Public Education Corporation to consider $3.2 million budget for 2027
The new agency will take control of the buildings and implement a unified transportation plan for both district and charter schools in 2028.
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Beech Grove passes $19.6M budget for 2027 amid uncertainty
Police, park and infrastructure upgrades were prioritized amid long-term financial concerns.
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IPS board candidates discuss school closures, AI and legislative funding at forum
Fifteen candidates are running for five seats — one each in Districts 2, 3, 4 and 5 and one at-large seat.
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Shop from Black-owned businesses at this free festival
Daptoberfest will feature music, food and art from over 150 Black-owned businesses at Warren Central High School Oct. 24.
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Here are the winners and losers in Indy’s $1.9B budget
The City-County Council approved Mayor Hogsett’s 2027 budget Oct. 19.
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After Martin University’s closure, what happens to its history?
The former campus building recently reopened as the ROCK Impact Center.
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Estos futuros soldadores aprenden el oficio en su propio idioma
Latinas Welding Guild ofrece clases de soldadura en español.
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4200Kory gears up for first headline show
The 25-year-old rapper is taking the stage with King Dierre and P.S. Maldonna Oct. 25 at Turntable.
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Here’s what you need to know about the $24M ballot question for Washington Township schools
The district is making an early attempt to win voter approval before the current tax increase expires in 2028.
