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State forces Heavenly Harmony Hope Ministry daycare to close following owner's arrest

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning has forced Heavenly Harmony Hope Ministry daycare to close following the arrest of its owner Tysharae Jones. In a letter sent to Jones by the Indiana FSSA, it's explained that the emergency...

Indiana · 11d
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Sheriff, prosecutor and clerk: The county races on Indianapolis ballots

Marion County voters will choose a sheriff, a prosecutor and a clerk of the circuit court Nov. 3. Each race has one Democrat and one Republican on the ballot. The sheriff's seat is open because Sheriff Kerry Forestal is term-limited and is running for Indiana Senate District 31, WFYI reported.

Marion County, IN · 9d
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Indiana Republican State Representative Joanna King is pushing Amish community to vote in upcoming election

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Indiana Republican State Representative Joanna King is encouraging members of the Amish community to vote in the upcoming election, saying their voices matter when it comes to protecting their religious freedoms and way of life. King's connection with the Amish community is also personal. She grew...

Indiana · 11d
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Spirit Christmas is Coming to Indiana

Spirit Halloween is trading spiiky for merry! Its Christmas-themed stores are expanding, with three new locations planned for Indiana.

Indiana · 13d

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IPS Says It's $24M Short on Special Ed, Plans to Press Lawmakers

Indianapolis Public Schools leaders say the district faces a $24 million gap in special-education funding and plan to ask state lawmakers for more in the next legislative session. A Widening Gap Between Cost and Funding. IPS says it faces an estimated $24 million gap in special-education funding, a figure also...

Indianapolis, IN · 9d

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Early voting is up across Indiana ahead of the 2026 midterm

Early voting is up across Indiana ahead of Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3. A week from the 2026 midterm, people across the state submitted 476,802 ballots. That’s 61,345 more than the 415,547 ballots cast at the same point before the 2022 midterm election. More people are voting early in...

Indiana · 10d

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Poll reveals Indiana’s Republican party may be losing ground

Like many Indiana Republicans, 44-year-old Michael Light thinks his political party has veered off course. The Shelby County resident didn’t develop a serious interest in politics and voting until he was in his 30s. He identifies with Republican values and shares the party’s concern over immigration and border enforcement.

Indiana · 9d

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INDOT announces new US 31 lane restrictions; Hospital Road closure

FRANKLIN, Ind. - Beginning Friday, October 30, Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) crews will close the left-turn lane from northbound U.S. 31 to westbound Jefferson Street for center curb construction. This left-turn movement will remain closed after the work is completed. Additional information will be provided. Motorists northbound on U.S....

Franklin, IN · 10d

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The Best Kept Secret Restaurant In Indiana Has Foodies Making Pilgrimages From Miles Away

Some secrets are too good to keep, and the one hiding in Cannelton, Indiana just got out. The Patio Steak House is the kind of restaurant that makes you genuinely annoyed you didn’t know about it sooner. Let’s start with Cannelton itself, because the town deserves a proper introduction....

Cannelton, IN · 11d

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Broad Ripple's Connor's Pub to Shut Down After Liquor License Denied

One of Broad Ripple's longest-running bars is preparing to close its doors after state regulators upheld a recommendation to deny renewal of its liquor license. Connor's Pub, which has poured drinks at 6331 Ferguson Street since 1979, was labeled a public nuisance by the Marion County Alcoholic Beverage Board, according to a report.

Indianapolis, IN · 10d

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A Veteran’s Journey from Military Service to Custom Metal Finishing

Russ Howell’s path to owning Moonlight Services Indiana started long before he opened a shop in Greentown. Born in Kokomo and raised on the East Side of Indianapolis, Howell comes from a family with generations of ties to the Kokomo and Greentown area. After high school, he decided he was not ready for college and enlisted in the U.S. Air Force.

Greentown, IN · 9d

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FEMA is Still Here Helping Hoosiers with their Recovery

INDIANAPOLIS – Although the deadline to apply for FEMA assistance from the August 2026 storms has passed, FEMA is still available to help applicants. FEMA will continue to offer in-person support to assist applicants with document uploads, answer questions about recovery programs, receive and manage appeals, and conduct home inspections.

Indiana · 9d

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Indiana Alcohol And Tobacco Commission Provides DST Service Hours Update

INDIANAPOLIS – As the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST) approaches, the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission reminds permit holders of the upcoming clock adjustment and its impact on the legal service hours for alcoholic beverages. This fall, DST ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, at which time...

Indiana · 9d

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Hanna Haunted Acres brings Halloween thrills and family tradition to Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — A family tradition that started with a haunted hayride in the 1990s has grown into a full-scale Halloween attraction, giving thrill-seekers plenty of reasons to scream at Hanna Haunted Acres. The screams started early for the Life.Style.Live! team during a visit to Hanna Haunted Acres for an Indy@Nite adventure. Reporter Nataliya Oliynyk and […]

Indianapolis, IN · 9d

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Election monitors to observe Indiana voters from outside polling sites, officials say

(Indiana Capital Chronicle) - Two dozen federal Department of Justice monitors will observe Election Day voting — and conduct voluntary exit interviews — in two Indiana counties from outside the polling locations, election officials said Wednesday. Up to 12 are expected to come to central Indiana’s Marion County,...

Marion County, IN · 10d

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Indiana’s top tourism award goes to 135-year-old candy store

INDIANAPOLIS — The fourth-generation owners of one of the oldest continuously operated, family-owned candy stores in the United States was honored Tuesday with Indiana’s top tourism award. Jill and Warren Schimpff, who run Schimpff’s Confectionery, received the Will Koch Indiana Tourism Leadership Award in a ceremony at the Statehouse. The business opened in April 1891 […]

Indiana · 11d

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Pike trustee loses access to township vehicle after controversial taxpayer-funded trips

Pike Township's legislative body passed a resolution revoking the township trustee's right to drive a government-owned vehicle, after an IndyStar report found the trustee had used a township-owned SUV for trips that critics say ran afoul of state law. Pike Township Trustee Annette Johnson previously was allowed to drive a taxpayer-funded vehicle "for the performance of official duties," according to state law . But the law also makes clear that's allowed "only if the use is authorized by the township legislative body." At a contentious meeting Oct. 28, the Pike Township Board voted 3-2 to revoke Johnson's vehicle privileges because they say she used it for "personal leisure activities, social engagements, and partisan political events" while failing to maintain mileage logs. Starting in November, Johnson must use her personal vehicle for township business and file for mileage reimbursement payments she's entitled to under state law, the resolution states. The board also rejected the trustee's request to increase her roughly $109,000 salary, although many township employees received 4.5% raises, including board members. Along with the vehicle trips, the board cited a state audit that found multiple issues in the trustee's office, including "unauthorized" salary increases to employees totaling $24,000 in 2024

Indianapolis, IN · 10d

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Morgan County wants data center lawsuit tossed

MORGAN COUNTY — The Morgan County Commissioners are seeking a summary judgement of their own to end a lawsuit filed in March 2025 concerning Google’s data center campus in Monroe Township. Teresa L. Moore and Susan Boulianne Kessler are the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the commissioners. They...

Morgan County, IN · 10d