Initially, the Feb. 28 deadline was intended to be the midpoint of the seven-member, bipartisan investigative committee's ...
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Indianapolis discusses the future of education, addressing concerns over ...
Indianapolis was slammed for its snow response in January. The city's public works department is constrained by a lack of ...
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On Thursday, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and the president of the City-County Council announced a plan to clear snow off ...
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The new four-inch standard will last the remainder of this snow season and be replaced with a new permanent plan in the ...
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Lauren Roberts and Caroline Ellert, who said they had been subject to sexual harassment under the mayor's employ, attended ...
Indianapolis adjusted its snow removal plan and will now plow residential streets when the city gets more than four inches.
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett announces changes to snow removal plans for residential streets, adopting a 4-inch standard for plowing.
The City-County Council's public criticism of Indianapolis' still-ice-covered streets reflects a healthy and long-overdue separation between the council and Mayor Joe Hogsett's administration.