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Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett said he is still considering a run for a fourth term 2027, but won't decide until later this year — even as three candidates have already entered the race.
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Both Democrats running for Marion County sheriff face scrutiny: Kelvis Williams for a campaign mailer and Gregory Patrick over an old Florida campaign finance fine.
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A new report ranks the Indianapolis-Carmel-Muncie metro area 11th worst in the nation for annual particle pollution.
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Andrew Dezelan, a Democratic candidate for Indiana Senate District 31, says he will stay in the May 5 primary, despite his arrest on preliminary charges of cocaine possession.
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An audit of the Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety found six high-risk problems, including missing documentation on most contracts and conflicts of interest involving staff.
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A candidate for the Senate District 31 race, Andrew Dezelan, was arrested on Sunday for possession of cocaine and resisting law enforcement while out canvassing a Fishers neighborhood.
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Three Democrats — David Bride, Andrea Hunley and Vop Osili — are running for Indianapolis mayor as incumbent Joe Hogsett hasn't said if he'll seek a fourth term.
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TrailMixer Festival kicks off project to bring 800 miles of trails and greenways under single bannerThe project spans across nine counties: Marion, Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Shelby, Johnson, Morgan, Madison, and Hendricks.
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Indianapolis proposed its first data center zoning rules, capping noise and requiring utility checks, but critics say the draft doesn't go far enough to protect neighborhoods.
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Indianapolis residents aired complaints about billing spikes, metering problems and data center costs at an Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission listening session at Ivy Tech Community College.