The Community Love Fest 2026 will start on Wednesday at an Indianapolis church.
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Beckwith doubles down, feuds with fellow Republicans over Islam remarks
A day after Gov. Mike Braun suggested Beckwith “probably regrets” how he phrased his comments, Beckwith signaled he was standing by them with multiple posts to his personal page.
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What different potential tax increases would mean for Indianapolis schools and homeowners
Indianapolis voters could see a tax increase, known as a referendum, for schools on the ballot in November. But the details are still being decided by the Indianapolis Public Education Corporation.
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Work completed on $3 million restoration of fountains at Garfield Park
Indy Parks on Saturday will unveil the restoration of longstanding fountains, a project almost two years in the making.
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Indiana pauses autism therapy provider signups
Indiana’s Family and Social Services Administration on Tuesday announced it will pause enrollment of new autism therapy providers for at least six months
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Indiana attorney general readies new immigration biz enforcement powers
Provisions aimed at punishing companies using unauthorized workers takes effect July 1
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INDOT announces opening of new I-465 lanes, numerous traffic restrictions in place
Five miles of new travel lanes on eastbound I-465 from the White River to Fall Creek in northeast Indianapolis will open this weekend.
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‘Think before you speak’: Braun says Beckwith ‘probably regrets’ how he phrased call for hatred
Braun said Beckwith’s choice of words shifted attention away from his underlying concerns with Islam.
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How this robotics teacher gets students interested in a challenge
He coaches the Arsenal Technical High School robotics team, which for the first time this year competed in the VEX Robotics World Championship.
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Report: 80% of eligible low-income children not served by state’s subsidized childcare programs
Subsidized childcare programs will be serving less than 20% of eligible Hoosier children by the end of 2026
