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Marion County, IN · 4d

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Glow-In-The-Dark Trail Finally Finished on Indy's East Side With New Bridge

A stretch of trail on Indianapolis' east side just got a glowing new upgrade. The city's Department of Public Works announced construction has wrapped on the final phases of the Pogue's Run Greenway expansion, bringing a new 100-foot pedestrian bridge, ADA-accessible ramp improvements and bike lanes to a corridor that winds through some of the city's near east side parks.

Indianapolis, IN · 7d
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More than 1,000 poll monitors dispatched across country, including Illinois and NW Indiana

Lake County, IN · 4d

myfamilytravels.com

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This Indiana Attraction Combines State History, Giant-Screen Films, and a Walk Along the Canal

A mastodon named Fred lives downtown, and he shares a building with a six-story movie screen. That alone should earn a road trip. I like when a museum refuses to pick just one personality. Outside, the walls are made from Indiana limestone, sandstone, brick, and steel. A huge brick cylinder...

Indianapolis, IN · 6d
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IPS election results could extend conflicts with charters but change balance of power elsewhere

Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. Indianapolis Public Schools board incumbents won four of five races in Tuesday’s election, unofficial results showed, which could prolong conflicts with charter schools but change the district’s relationship with state lawmakers and a new entity exerting some control over city schools. District 3 was the exception — incumbent Hope Duke Star trailed two other candidates, including Daqavise Winston, who led with 34% of the vote as of Wednesday afternoon. The winners will take office as responsibility for IPS buildings and transportation shifts to the Indianapolis Public Education Corporation, a body created by lawmakers this year to share resources between the district and charter schools. Both groups are celebrating voters’ support for a tax measure for schools at the polls on Election Day. How the board members approach a working relationship with IPEC , as well as the city’s robust charter school sector, could influence how this process unfolds . Already, the charter school sector has complained about the district’s decisions to step back from

Indianapolis, IN · 4d

The Exponent

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Conversations with Candidates: Former mayor running to support new party, reduce partisan influence

This article is one in a series featuring candidates in the 2026 midterm elections. An article in The Exponent does not mean endorsement of any political candidates or policies. Greg Ballard said his campaign spent over $800,000 getting his name onto Indiana’s ballot. Now, the former Indianapolis mayor wants to...

Indianapolis, IN · 5d

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Early voting surges in Marion and Hamilton counties

INDIANAPOLIS - Election officials on Monday reported a sharp increase in early voting despite the lack of an election for president, governor or U.S. senator. Marion County election officials said they counted about 86,000 early in-person ballots, a record for a midterm election. They said roughly 300 people were still in line to vote when early voting ended at noon. Anyone in line when a voting period ends, either during early voting or on Election Day, is still allowed to cast a ballot.

Indianapolis, IN · 5d

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Uintah FFA Competes At National Convention In Indianapolis

Congratulations are in order to the members of the three Uintah FFA teams who competed at the 99th National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis at the end of October. The Uintah School District Weekly Update shared that over 72,000 FFA members competed at the convention representing all 50 states, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico. The Food Science Team earned a silver rating, with Sidney Anderson earning a gold medal and placing 6th in the nation as an individual. Kenna Dudley earned a silver medal, while Addison Gress and Kimber Farnsworth earned bronze medals. The Agronomy Team earned a bronze rating, with Conner McKee and Rope Williams earning silver medals and Konner Hancock and Sadee Slaugh earning bronze medals. The Poultry Evaluation Team earned a silver rating, with Weston Slaugh, Taiyelor George, Dalenn Holthus, and Ryan Madsen each earning bronze medals. Congratulations to all!

Indianapolis, IN · 5d

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Crista Lee Wells resigns from the Indianapolis City-County Council

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis City-County Councilor Crista Lee Wells has officially announced her resignation. According to a post on her Facebook account Friday morning, Wells said her formal resignation will take effect on Saturday. Wells, who represents District 11, served on the council for seven years. Wells said in her resignation letter to Council President Maggie […]

Indianapolis, IN · 8d

WISH-TV

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Counties report record midterm early voting

Marion County, IN · 5d

mirrorindy.org

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Leaf pickup starts in Indy Nov. 9. What you need to know.

The trees across Indianapolis are turning golden, brown and fiery orange, which means it’s time to rake the leaves in your yard. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works will start picking up those bags of leaves Nov. 9. Each week, for no extra charge, you can leave up to...

Indianapolis, IN · 8d

thecampuscitizen.com

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Know your ballot: Indiana comptroller

Three candidates for Indiana state comptroller appear on Marion County's Nov. 3 ballot. Here they are in the order they appear on the Marion County sample ballot, with the party labels the ballot uses. On the ballot. Jessica Bailey, Democratic Party. Elise Nieshalla, Republican Party. John Schick, Libertarian Party. Nieshalla...

Marion County, IN · 8d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

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Measles cases are climbing in Indiana, vaccination gaps to blame

Indiana · 4d

CBS4 Indy

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City of Lawrence employees report missing paychecks

LAWRENCE, Ind. — The City of Lawrence Common Council president confirmed to FOX59/CBS4 that a new payroll process has led to issues with city employees getting paid. On Friday, several City of Lawrence employees reached out to FOX59/CBS4 and claimed a serious payroll issue had led to numerous employees not receiving a paycheck this week. […]

Lawrence, IN · 8d

Country Herald

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Indiana Execution Nov. 5: Clemency Denial Urged for Death Row Inmate

Gov. Mike Braun must decide whether to intervene before the scheduled Nov. 5 execution.

Indiana · 10d

indypolitics.org

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Order in the Small Claims Court

Four Marion County township small claims judges, all running unopposed on Tuesday’s ballot, described sharply different approaches to eviction cases at a public forum organized by the Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance. Judges from Decatur, Warren, Washington and Lawrence townships took part in the “Township Judge Candidate Forum,” moderated by...

Marion County, IN · 6d

Country Herald

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Indiana Weather Winter 2026/27: Home Prep Turns to Frozen Pipes in Indianapolis

Indiana homeowners are being encouraged to protect exposed plumbing, outdoor faucets and other vulnerable areas before colder winter temperatures become more persistent.

Indianapolis, IN · 5d

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Indiana secretary of state candidates make final pitch before Election Day

Former Gov. Evan Bayh and current Gov. Mike Braun both separately made pitches to voters for their favored secretary of state candidate on the final day before the election. Braun stumped for Republican Max Engling while Evan visited a memorial for his wife alongside his son, Democrat Beau Bayh. Several...

Indiana · 5d

hoodline.com

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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 · 6d