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Hogsett will seek third — ‘and final’ — term as mayor

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Joe Hogsett will seek a third and final term as mayor of Indianapolis, he announced during a campaign event Nov. 15.
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Indiana Minority Business Magazine to honor Champions of Diversity

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Indiana Minority Business Magazine, sister publication of the Indianapolis Recorder, will honor 15 awardees at the 16th annual Champions of Diversity Awards on Jan....
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‘We can do better.’ State Rep. Robin Shackleford announces run for mayor of Indianapolis 

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State Rep. Robin Shackleford announced her intention to run for mayor of Indianapolis.  Shackleford and her campaign team held a press conference Nov. 10 in...
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SCOTUS seems unlikely to side with Marion County agency questioning civil rights precedent

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The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Nov. 9 for a case that involves an Indiana nursing home and a Marion County public health agency. The case has captured national attention due to its far-reaching implications for federal safety net programs across the country. 
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Hope Hampton wins only contested IPS school board race

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Three new members were approved by voters Nov. 8 to join the Indianapolis Public Schools Board in January. Hope Hampton won with nearly 56% of the District 3 vote, the sole contested IPS race.
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Reich out, Saturday in as Colts try to fix stagnant offense

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By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Frank Reich's attempt to fix the Indianapolis Colts' sputtering offense failed so now team owner Jim...
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A SCOTUS case that started in a nursing home could have far-reaching implications for millions

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A ruling in favor of the Health and Hospital Corporation could mean millions of Americans who rely on federal assistance programs would lose that right.
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Report: Pandemic permanently altered Indiana’s job landscape, exasperated racial disparities in education, job attainment

JAYDEN KENNETT -
A new report found the COVID-19 pandemic permanently shifted the job landscape in Marion County, showing a high demand for workers with postsecondary degrees...
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Tightening abortion laws reignite conversation around a permanent Child Tax Credit

SYDNEY DAUPHINAIS -
As many states, including Indiana, take steps to tighten abortion laws, conversations have been reignited about how to best support mothers and babies. And many policy experts point to a permanent child tax credit, made available to low- and no-income families, as one way to do that.
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Redevelopment options at east side site include housing, green space and retail space

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Community members on the east side want to bring more employment, add housing options and provide green spaces to the former Black Mountain site...
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