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10 Things That Change the Second You Cross From Michigan Into Indiana

Michigan’s minimum wage is $13.73 an hour. Cross into Indiana, and it’s $7.25. Michiganders and Hoosiers share a border, but a lot changes at the line. Here’s what changes the second you cross from Michigan into Indiana. Note: This is general information, not legal or tax advice....

Michigan · 2d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

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Hendricks Co. homeowners dealing with ongoing construction related to Lebanon LEAP District

HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. — Homeowners in Marion and Hendricks Counties continue dealing with major construction as the Lebanon LEAP District pushes ahead. One neighbor, Todd Weber, tells FOX59/CBS4 the project is going to hurt business during an already trying time. Although Weber has been spared so far, the construction seems to be closing in on […]

Lebanon, IN · 3d

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Indiana Governor Mike Braun announces $34 million housing expansion bringing 145 new homes to one Indiana city

Indiana – Rushville’s effort to make room for more workers and families is taking shape along a newly extended street, across a 49-acre development and at an expanding apartment community. Together, three housing projects represent $34 million in development and are set to bring 145 new homes to the city.

Rushville, IN · 4d

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10 Little-Known Water Moccasin Facts That Surprise Southern Indiana Residents

Southern Indiana has a complicated relationship with the water moccasin. Also known as the cottonmouth, this thick-bodied venomous snake is usually associated with southern wetlands, cypress swamps, and slow-moving waterways. Yet the species has a genuine historical connection to southwestern Indiana, where small, isolated populations were documented near Jasper and along waterways in Harrison County.

Indiana · 2d

The Courier & Press

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It's time to rethink multifamily housing | Opinion

Few topics generate more controversy at local council meetings than a proposed apartment community. Residents frequently raise concerns about traffic, schools, crime, neighborhood character, and property values. Those concerns are disconnected from today's reality. With the election behind us, local leaders have an opportunity to turn their attention to the decisions that will shape their communities for years to come. Housing policy, in particular, will play a critical role in determining whether communities can attract new residents, support local businesses and remain economically competitive. The truth is simple: multifamily housing is not a threat to strong communities. It is one of the building blocks of them. In fact, a 2026 study by Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization found that mid-rise apartments generated an average of $1.37 million in annual net municipal revenue per 10 acres across three Central Indiana communities, compared to just $8,710 for estate homes. The benefits extend to schools, where five rental housing types generated nearly $2 million in combined annual net revenue for a school district, while five ownership housing types produced a combined $213,597 deficit across equivalent development scenarios. Beyond public finances, higher-density housing provides the consistent customer base and foot traffic that local businesses need

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

Animal of Things

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Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Indiana? What the Law Says

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Gaelle Marcel / unsplash Stray cat laws in Indiana are a patchwork. The state sets a few firm rules, such as rabies vaccination and a felony for killing a domestic animal, but cities and counties decide most of the day-to-day questions about strays, feeding, and holding periods. That means the answer to “Can I keep this cat?” depends on … This article, Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Indiana? What the Law Says , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Can You Keep a Stray Cat in California? What the Law Says • Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Utah? What State and City Law Says • Do You Have to Report a Stray Cat in Idaho Before Keeping It?

Indiana · 1d

WRTV

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‘It was awful’: Indiana mom raises concerns about new disability assessment process

PAOLI, Ind. — A southern Indiana mother is raising concerns about a new assessment process the state is using for people with disabilities. Earlier this year, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) launched a new assessment procedure for people receiving a Medicaid waiver. “It was awful”: Mom concerned about son’s interview Angie Brookshire […]

Indiana · 1d

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Indy’s free eviction program short on funding for 2027

A program that helps people facing eviction in Indianapolis is “woefully short” of the money needed to fully operate in 2027. That’s according to Judge Kimberly Bacon in the Lawrence Township Small Claims Court. The court oversees the county-wide program that offers free legal aid and helps people find resources such as housing and food.

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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Hoosiers Warm Up At These 5 Indiana Bakeries Where Sugar Cream Pie Is Baked Every Morning

Sugar cream pie is Indiana’s official state pie, and it asks for very little: cream, sugar, butter, flour, a pinch of nutmeg, and a good crust. That short ingredient list is exactly why a great slice stands out. Some Hoosiers grew up with it at church suppers and family...

Indiana · 1d

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Latest update on INDOT construction projects

INDIANAPOLIS — Most parts of the Midwest recognize four seasons each year. Indiana adds to that list with construction season, and it runs almost the entire calendar year. The Clear Path 465 Project, Level Up 31, and the Safety and Efficiency Project are three of what INDOT considers “major” projects that are going on simultaneously […]

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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Carmel considering conservation district for N. Range Line Rd.

The City of Carmel is considering the creation of a conservation district that would include most of the structures on North Range Line Road between Main Street and Smoky Row Road. Sam Burgess, Carmel Historic Preservation Commission administrator, presented information about the proposed district and gathered feedback from property owners...

Carmel, IN · 2d

Only In Your State

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These Are Indiana's Favorite Thanksgiving Pie and Side Dish

Thanksgiving is the one meal of the year when the side dishes and the pie get as much attention as the turkey. In Indiana, a state that takes its pie seriously, the debate over what lands on your plate and what comes after it can get pretty spirited. To settle it, Only In Your State […]

Indiana · 2d

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Carmel in brief — November 17, 2026

Correction – In the Nov. 10 edition of Current in Carmel, Westfield High School volleyball player Paige Rudolph’s name was misspelled. She was featured as Current’s Athlete of the Week. Carmel Fire Auxiliary Sip and Shop — Carmel Fire Auxiliary is hosting its third annual Sip and...

Carmel, IN · 1d

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Lane closures to impact I-74

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces alternating single-lane closures that will impact I-74 in several locations. Beginning on or after Nov. 21, INDOT contractors will begin a full-depth concrete patching operation between the Indiana/Illinois State line and State Road 75. Lane closures will impact both directions for up to a few miles at a time along this 48-mile stretch. Construction is anticipated to last until the end of 2026 but is weather-dependent and subject to change.

Indiana · 1d

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Judge dismisses class action lawsuit against Martin University

A Marion County judge dismissed a class action lawsuit Nov. 12 against Martin University, though students may be able to file another legal claim against the college. The civil lawsuit was filed in April by a group of former staff and students, as well as the Martin University Alumni Association. In the complaint, university community members claimed the school failed in its duties to provide educational training and services as promised.

Marion County, IN · 2d

Main Street Dollars

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Senior homeowners in Ohio, Indiana, Washington and Florida face 2027 property tax changes, from Ohio’s Dec. 31 homestead filing to Florida’s exemption of up to $150,000

Older homeowners in four states have different property tax rules to sort out before 2027 bills arrive. Ohio’s senior homestead exemption has to be filed by Dec. 31, Indiana and Washington have set new income limits, and Florida’s exemption grows to as much as $150,000 of assessed value on non-school taxes. The first question is […]

Ohio · 1d

CBS4 Indy

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U.S. Army veteran uses Purdue Global degree to establish Indianapolis business

INDIANAPOLIS — A local veteran and business owner is reflecting on how Purdue Global helped him after his medical retirement. Indianapolis native Joe Mousa first learned about Purdue Global while stationed in South Korea on active duty with the U.S. Army. He was recommended by a unit leader who also attended Purdue Global. A sudden […]

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

Country Herald

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Indiana Winter Thanksgiving Travel: Even Salted I-65 Can Freeze

Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Lafayette drivers should know why salted highways can still become dangerously icy.

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

WISH-TV

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IMPD Officers to Distribute Emergency Food Bags to Residents in Crisis

MARION COUNTY, Ind.– More than 163,000 Marion County residents struggle with food insecurity. Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department will soon carry emergency food bags to help those facing hunger during crisis calls. Starting this month, IMPD’s Mobile Crisis Assistance Team (MCAT) will use a two-question screening survey and distribute food bags provided by […]

Marion County, IN · 3d