The special taxing district would raise money for projects like helping current residents with home repairs and building new affordable housing.
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IPS candidates endorsed by charter-friendly groups outraise opponents
Candidates endorsed by charter-friendly groups have outraised their opponents in the most competitive and expensive IPS board election since 2020.
Marian University to launch center to study civics, capitalism
The Fortune Scholars program will welcome its first class of students in fall 2025.
Wayne Township offers veterans services on Tuesdays
A veteran services officer will be available to help vets navigate their benefits.
Indiana governor candidates debate for the last time before Election Day
Republican candidate Mike Braun fended off attacks from both Democrat Jennifer McCormick and Libertarian Donald Rainwater in the last debate before the election.
Ethics complaint says Morales used public money for self-promotion
The Indiana chapter of the League of Women Voters filed an ethics complaint against Secretary of State Diego Morales, accusing the elected official of using his position for self-promotion.
The Startup Ladies help minority-owned businesses find board members
Project Boardup will connect businesses owned by women, Black and LGBTQ+ founders to experienced businesspeople who can fill their boards.
Tyrese Halliburton interviews Barack Obama in iconic podcast interview
The Indiana Pacers player interviewed Obama about his favorite young players in the NBA, coaching his daughters’ teams and the upcoming presidential election.
North UMC will use a Sunday to talk about affordable housing
The event will feature worship services, a keynote address and panel discussion.
Learn about applying to HBCUs at this Nov. 2 information session
Families can get guidance on filing the FAFSA and applying for HBCU-specific scholarships.



