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Marion County Republicans Formally Endorse Brewer for Mayor
The Marion County Republican Party on Saturday formally endorsed candidates for May's municipal primary elections at its 2015 slating convention, which included throwing its official support behind Indianapolis businessman Chuck Brewer for mayor of Indianapolis.
Nearly 90 Percent Of Hoosier Teachers Rated 'Effective' Or 'Highly Effective'
A two-year-old teacher evaluation system has led to "effective" or "highly effective" ratings for the vast majority of educators - again.
Deputy Mayor Olgen Williams Announces Mayoral Candidacy
Indianapolis Deputy Mayor Olgen Williams Monday informed several media outlets Monday that he has decided to run for mayor. His announcement grows the list of Republican candidates, which sat empty a little more than a week ago, to three.
East side neighborhood welcomes Eskenazi Health’s new medical complex
A new medical complex on the east side of Indianapolis will offer a plethora of health care services under one roof.
IPS is no longer automatically providing transportation to students
Indianapolis Public Schools families whose kids ride the bus should double check that they’ve requested transportation for their students when they register this year.
Bridge projects planned for 2024 include rehab of 16th St bridge
At least 14 bridge projects are scheduled for work during the 2024 construction season.
IMPD will forgo ShotSpotter, spend $1 million on Tasers instead
The announcement follows Mirror Indy reporting on ShotSpotter devices on the east side.
Equitable food access movement fights on in Indianapolis, with estimated 200,000 still in need
Equitable food access, a movement in Indianapolis, seeks to get healthy, affordable food to people who need it. But an estimated two hundred thousand residents are still in need.
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Police Call For Policy Changes To Combat Violence
The city of Indianapolis is beginning the healing process after a violent weekend that saw seven people shot in Broad Ripple and an officer killed on the near east side. Monday morning, Public Safety Director Troy Riggs and Police Chief Rick Hite met with IMPD's new recruit class to talk about the incidents.
Neighbors Tell IMPD We "Got Their Backs"
About a dozen Indianapolis police officers convened at the corner of Ohio and Randolph streets on the city's east side Monday night. They came together with residents of the neighborhood for a roll call in an effort to build relationships.
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