Local lawmakers will host a town hall from 6-8 p.m. June 26 at P30.
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Indianapolis Public Schools announces public meetings to collect input on legislative session
Indianapolis Public Schools will host a series of “community conversations” to hear feedback about the state’s recent legislative session.
Indiana made an unprecedented investment in public health. It’s being cut 2 years in.
Indy’s department will only get $6 million to improve vaccinations and maternal health — a 70% cut.
Education politics in Indianapolis hit a new low. Will IPS and charter schools overcome it?
The legislative session generated perhaps the most acrimonious relationship between Indianapolis Public Schools supporters and the charter school sector in their history. Can both sides overcome the damage?
Watch: How will Indiana lawmakers and the state budget impact you?
From Mirror Indy’s studio, Arika Herron of Axios recaps what you need to know.
Lawmakers pass education bills poised to transform teaching and learning in Indiana
One last-minute change was the removal of a racial and ethnic studies course mandate
Senators send Medicaid work requirements to governor’s desk
A signature from Gov. Mike Braun is all that remains for a Medicaid work requirements bill to become law.
Students found school and work through JAG, but funding is in jeopardy
Gov. Braun wanted to specifically fund it, but lawmakers are taking a different path.
Indy is about to get a lot more money to build and fix roads
Mayor Joe Hogsett thanked Republican lawmakers for working with the city on House Bill 1461.
Homeless misdemeanor language taken out of SB 197
But it could still pop up in another bill before the end of the legislative session.


