Drew Daudelin
Managing Digital EditorDrew Daudelin is the managing digital editor at WFYI. In his previous roles as a reporter and producer he covered poverty, politics and city government, produced award-winning feature stories for local and national markets. He also produced the statewide daily talk show All IN.
Contact Drew at ddaudelin@wfyi.org
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Indianapolis City-County Councilors work part-time and make about $11,400 dollars a year. But many say it's simply not a part-time job. -
State Rep. Dan Forestal (D-Indianapolis) was charged with drunk driving, resisting law enforcement, and impersonation of a public servant, the last being a felony. -
The largest allocations from the city go to three categories: 22% for public safety initiatives, 25% for the broadly defined "public services," and 38% for criminal justice services. -
Police say 45-year-old Deshon Downing pointed a gun towards an officer after being asked to exit a car during a traffic stop. -
University of Indianapolis officials say both students moving into the room were relocated to guarantee their safety.
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eHealth, which runs an online health insurance exchange, says it will bring 500 high-wage jobs to the city by the end of 2023. -
The long-planned project is designed to improve the I-65 / I-70 interchange near downtown Indianapolis. INDOT says the interchange, which is the second-most heavily traveled in the state, has been deteriorating for years. -
A new grant-funded program at The Damien Center, an AIDS service group in Indianapolis, was designed to help transgender people move into short-term housing. -
Mayor Joe Hogsett introduced the policy recommendations by noting that while the city has seen significant growth in the last ten years, poverty has gone up by 80%. -
Researchers will spend the summer conducting interviews and focus groups with city officials, business and nonprofit leaders, and community members to try to find out how the Council is doing.
