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TRAFFIC ADVISORY: 2025 Race for Every Child

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: 2025 Race for Every Child

On Saturday, October 18, 2025, the Race for Every Child Run/Walk will take place in the District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be parking restrictions and a street closure motorists should take into consideration: On...

Owner:  American Government
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Indiana seeks federal waiver to streamline education funding

Indiana seeks federal waiver to streamline education funding

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is asking the federal government for permission to overhaul how it spends and tracks billions in education aid — a request that Hoosier officials said would align the state’s accountability system with federal law and allow...

Owner:  Paxton Family
Indiana driver dies in collision involving alleged unlicensed illegal alien trucker

Indiana driver dies in collision involving alleged unlicensed illegal alien trucker

An Indiana man died in a head-on collision on Wednesday involving an unlicensed semitruck driver who is allegedly in the country illegally. The crash occurred amid national scrutiny in the trucking industry over an increase in non-domiciled...

Owner:  Glenn Beck & Mark Levin
Indianapolis Champions Continuous Meeting Space

Indianapolis Champions Continuous Meeting Space

We climbed the steps up to a 50,455-square-foot concrete ballroom, and as directions were given to “watch your step,” nearly 50 industry professionals navigated the construction zone for the topping out ceremony of the Signia by Hilton...

Owner:  Peter Stamats
Indiana’s faith-based colleges ink dual credit pact with state

Indiana’s faith-based colleges ink dual credit pact with state

The Indiana Department of Education and the state’s faith-based colleges have forged a dual credit agreement that allows students to earn up to 30 credits or one year of college. State officials said last week the “professional pathway credential”...

Owner:  Randall D. Smith & Heath Freeman
Indianapolis artist wins regional award for disabled creators, ‘through my artwork, I can do anything’

Indianapolis artist wins regional award for disabled creators, ‘through my artwork, I can do anything’

Inside Johnson Simon’s studio at the Harrison Center in downtown Indianapolis, dozens of vibrant colored paintings line the walls. But for Simon, art isn’t just about creative expression – it’s motion. “As I'm painting, I feel that movement,” he...

Owner:  Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting & American Government
Indiana voting rights advocates sue over ‘unnecessary’ proof of citizenship laws

Indiana voting rights advocates sue over ‘unnecessary’ proof of citizenship laws

Voting rights advocates and a refugee resettlement agency on Tuesday sued to pause enforcement of Indiana’s recently enacted proof of citizenship efforts, which they allege violate federal voter registration and civil rights laws. The plaintiffs —...

Owner:  Retirement Systems of Alabama
Indiana's commission looking at taking counties from Illinois is about to have its first meeting
Indiana AG's Office releases statement regarding SJCPD lawsuit dismissal

Indiana AG's Office releases statement regarding SJCPD lawsuit dismissal

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. -- The Office of Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita released a statement Tuesday morning regarding the recent dismissal of the lawsuit against the St. Joseph County Police Department and Sheriff Bill Redman.Rokita accused...

Owner:  Norman Shapiro
Indiana seeks federal waiver to streamline education funding, ‘align’ accountability

Indiana seeks federal waiver to streamline education funding, ‘align’ accountability

Indiana is asking the federal government for permission to overhaul how it spends and tracks billions in education aid — a request that Hoosier officials said would align the state’s accountability system with federal law and allow more freedom in...

Owner:  Retirement Systems of Alabama
Serving Indiana, connecting the world: Ten years of the Institute for Korean Studies

Serving Indiana, connecting the world: Ten years of the Institute for Korean Studies

Ten years ago, Indiana University’s Institute for Korean Studies (IKS) opened its doors with a bold and heartfelt mission: to bring Korea to Indiana, and Indiana to the world. Founded in 2015 within the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and...

Owner:  American Government
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