Hoosiers will have the option to use a mobile driver’s license for age, identity verification.
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Gay rights history comes alive on stage
“Everybody’s Favorite Mothers” jumps between the Obama administration to 1972. The play runs through Sept. 20 at Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre.
‘Drive sober or get pulled over’: Indiana stepping up patrols Labor Day weekend
Indiana police agencies will increase patrols and conduct sobriety checkpoints through Monday, Sept. 7.
Lawyer reports surge in calls about Indianapolis ICE activity
An Indianapolis immigration lawyer said his firm is seeing an increase in calls about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity.
Indianapolis community walk brings awareness to infant mortality
The Sept. 19 event also includes free prenatal yoga.
Guide: What to know about the public schools tax referendum in Indianapolis
The referendum revenue will be split between IPS and around 60 charter schools that enroll IPS students and have opted to participate.
Old Bethel food pantry makes temporary changes ahead of move
The eastside pantry will temporarily close before starting drive-thru services Sept. 21.
Reports of ICE surge in Indianapolis prompt congressional inquiry
U.S. Rep. André Carson launched a congressional inquiry seeking the scope and probable cause in the “apparent increased enforcement” in Marion County.
Marion County seeks court order over delayed Indiana convict transfers
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is asking a judge to force the Indiana Department of Correction to follow state law requiring the quick transfer of felony-sentenced convicts to state custody.
Artists wanted to help shape new eastside cultural district
The East 10th Street Cultural District will stretch from Sherman Drive to Leland Avenue


