The nine-member board represents a significant change to education in Indianapolis.
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Eli Lilly announces $7-billion merger, with eye on wakefulness drugs
Eli Lilly announces $7-billion merger, with eye on wakefulness drugs. The deal with London and Boston-based biotech company Centessa could have implications for treating Alzheimer’s.
Posted inGovernment
Judge rebuffed: Selection Committee exercises new authority to block jurist from retention election
Shortly after being given the power to keep a judge off the ballot, the Marion County Judicial Selection Committee did just that by finding longtime Marion County Superior Court Judge Gary Miller unsuitable for retention.
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Indiana going all out to celebrate America’s 250th birthday
From singalongs and lanterns, festivities look at Indiana’s role in shaping America
Posted inHealth
Overdose deaths among Black residents in Indianapolis decreased with IU project
The MACRO-B project focused on four zip codes in downtown and Northeast Indianapolis.
Posted inEducation
Indianapolis Public Schools board taps Hasaan Rashid to fill vacant seat
Rashid, who founded a music festival on the northeast side to benefit high school students, will serve on the board until the November election.
Posted inEducation
Indianapolis Public Schools board approves cuts in 2026-27 budget
Next year’s budget is a turning point for IPS as it confronts declining enrollment, recent property tax reforms, and a requirement to share property taxes with charter schools.
Posted inArts & Culture
Counting Crows to rock 2026 Miller Lite Carb Day Concert
The Grammy and Academy Award-nominated rock band will be joined by special guest Switchfoot, who will open the show.
Posted inArts & Culture
How Indy theater roots helped Chase Infiniti land breakout role in ‘One Battle After Another’
But before the star-studded movie swept awards shows, including six Academy Awards, Chase Infiniti was crafting her performances on stages throughout Indianapolis.
Posted inGovernment
It’s official — no pay raise for state employees
For the second year in a row, Indiana’s state employees will receive no pay raises.
