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Indianapolis Makes Flood Permit Fee Waiver Indefinite for Storm-Hit Homeowners

Indianapolis homeowners still rebuilding from flooding that struck in mid-August 2026 will no longer have to watch the calendar for a fee waiver deadline. Mayor Joe Hogsett has indefinitely suspended permit fees for properties in the affected areas, scrapping the expiration dates that have defined the relief program since it began two and a half months ago.

Indianapolis, IN · 7d
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Marion County Sets Midterm Record for In-Person Early Voting

INDIANAPOLIS — Marion County voters have set a midterm record for in-person early voting ahead of Tuesday’s general election. More than 85,000 ballots have been cast, with one more half day of early voting left. According to the Marion County Board of Voter Registration, 85,705 voters had voted...

Marion County, IN · 7d
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Indiana Open Enrollment Nov. 1: Indianapolis Residents Can Shop 2027 Health Insurance Plans

INDIANAPOLIS — Open enrollment for 2027 health insurance begins Sunday, Nov. 1, giving Indiana residents an opportunity to compare Marketplace plans, review premiums and determine whether they qualify for financial assistance.

Indiana · 6d

highlandcountypress.com

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2026-27 National FFA Officer team elected; Ohio's Josie Jennings named president

The 2026-27 National FFA Officer Team was elected Oct. 24 during the final session of the 99th National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis. Members from Idaho, Kentucky, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota and Ohio were elected by the National FFA Delegates to serve as the 2026-27 National FFA Officers. They will lead the organization for the next year.

Ohio · 7d

The Coconut Mama

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Indiana Buc-ee’s clears its biggest local hurdle—the latest on an opening date

Indiana’s first Buc-ee’s proposal has cleared its biggest local hurdle: Greenwood’s Common Council voted 7–2 to rezone the planned site near Interstate 65 and Worthsville Road. The decision moves the…

Greenwood, IN · 10d

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Indy Apartment's Broken Elevator Leaves 78-Year-Old Stranded Climbing Stairs

At Commodore Apartments near 30th and North Pennsylvania Street in Indianapolis, an elevator outage has left residents who have difficulty using stairs facing a daily access challenge. The Marion County Public Health Department issued a violation notice to the landlord, and a court hearing is scheduled for December 3. The...

Indianapolis, IN · 9d

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The World’s Largest Children’s Museum Isn’t In New York Or Paris, It’s Right Here In Indiana

A glass sculpture made of more than 3,200 handblown pieces rises 43 feet through the middle of one building. That reminds me, the same building has scientists cleaning real dinosaur fossils behind a window. Anyway, let me tell you something about the glass. That tower would be enough for most...

Indianapolis, IN · 9d

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IU Indianapolis to expand on-campus housing with new residence hall

IU Indianapolis students will soon have another option for on-campus housing. The university got approval from the state budget committee Oct. 29 to partner with a local developer to build a 10-story apartment-style dorm to house nearly 450 students at 441 W. Michigan St. The developer, Allegheny Street Partners, LLC,...

Indianapolis, IN · 9d

CBS4 Indy

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Gov. Braun likely to keep gas taxes suspended for one more month

INDIANAPOLIS— While Gov. Mike Braun (R-Indiana) said this week that he is likely to keep the state’s gas taxes suspended through early December, he indicated the chance he’ll issue a new energy emergency order past that point is slim. “Then we’re getting close enough to the legislative session to where we’ll all take a look […]

Indiana · 10d

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Student enrollment drops at IPS, most Marion County districts and charter schools

Nearly every Marion County school district and most charter schools lost students this fall, signaling even more of a potential financial squeeze for public schools. Enrollment for Indianapolis Public Schools, the county’s largest district, dropped by 8% with a loss of 1,616 students, according to Indiana Department of Education data for the 2026-27 school year. The county’s charter schools, nearly all of which are within IPS borders, lost a combined 301 students — a 1.3% drop — despite the approval of several new charter schools.

Marion County, IN · 9d

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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

hoodline.com

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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