Immigration
Keep tabs on what’s happening with immigration laws and policies in Indianapolis, and find resources to get help.
Public Editor: ICE detainees’ deaths raise questions about news coverage of Asian communities
Indy’s press is missing key voices.
Anti-ICE protests planned ahead of Final Four games in Indianapolis
The same airline transporting teams for NCAA March Madness also runs deportation flights.
Trust, speeding and ICE: New IMPD chief addresses westside problems
Tanya Terry spoke to residents at Haughville Coffee with the Chief event Feb. 24
Housing
Indianapolis has been struggling to provide residents with affordable, stable housing for a long time. Here’s some of our past coverage of housing, homelessness and the safety nets that are failing to keep up.
Have an eviction on your record? See if you can get it sealed.
A free eviction sealing clinic will be 10-11:30 a.m. June 6.
Many Fletcher Place neighbors prefer greenspace over townhomes
Some residents fear the project will diminish the area’s historic charm and increase traffic.
Low-income apartment building approved for Stringtown
The 242-unit building would be for people making between 50% and 70% of the area median income.
Indiana Statehouse
Here are articles about bills working their way through the state legislature that could affect the lives of you and your neighbors.
Medical marijuana: Indiana republicans show openness to limited legalization as Bohacek prepares bill
Bohacek announced earlier this week that he plans to introduce legislation that would legalize marijuana strictly for medical use.
Moorhead wins in Senate District 29 Democratic primary
Former state Sen. John Ruckelshaus was ahead in the Republican primary late Tuesday.
Rep. John Bartlett wins House District 95 primary
District 94 Rep. Cherrish Pryor and District 97 Rep. Justin Moed also won primary races in the Democratic primary election.
Resources
From voter awareness guides to how to apply for utility or rent assistance, Mirror Indy guides offer verified information to help you navigate all aspects of life in Indianapolis.
Mark your calendar for free family roller skating
Skateland, on Indy’s west side, will waive admission fees on these nights this summer.
Here’s a dozen things to do with kids and teens this summer
School is out and you don’t have to shell out big bucks to have fun this summer.
Get your pet vaccinated for $5 at pop-up clinic
The clinic is 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 6 at Frederick Douglass Park.
Events
What’s happening in Naptown? We’ve got you covered with a list of events happening throughout the city.
Looking for a trivia night? Check out these library events.
The Indianapolis Public LIbrary will offer free trivia games at various locations this summer.
Learn about Black history on the south side June 10
Indiana Landmarks will host a panel discussion about the south side’s Black neighborhoods.
Chow down on pasta and cheesecake during Italian Street Fest
The annual event returns June 12-13 to celebrate with food, games and religious services.
