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Harborage Marina lease extension heads to November ballot

"This opportunity promises to enrich our maritime community and preserve our water-based heritage."

Public Hearings Set for Sept: NY’s proposed landfill rules targeting PFAS

DEC has proposed groundbreaking regulations aimed at requiring treatment of environmental contaminants in leachate at landfills, positioning the state as the first in the nation to mandate such measures to prevent PFAS and other contaminants from entering waterways.

PSTA names Caryn Nesmith deputy director of community affairs

“I think that transit is such an important economic driver in our community. It really has so much impact on people.”

Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen announces 2027 reelection bid

Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen announced his reelection campaign for 2027, citing his accomplishments in infrastructure, public safety, and economic development during his tenure.

New York’s Summer EBT Benefits Program; up to $120 Per Child

– Summer EBT benefits are now being distributed to eligible families in New York, providing up to $120 per child to assist with grocery expenses during the summer months.

ACLU of Indiana sues over conditions at Monroe County Jail

MONROE COUNTY, Ind. – The ACLU of Indiana filed a lawsuit over what it calls “unconstitutional conditions” at the Monroe County Jail. This comes after the advocacy group previously suggested it would take legal action to resolve a lengthy dispute over the facility's safety. The…

Hochul demands answers on New York ICE detention facilities

(The Center Square) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is demanding the Trump administration provide details about proposed ICE facilities across the state as the federal agency prepares to ramp up immigration enforcement actions.

School speed cameras move closer to Temple Terrace

Haitians who made Indiana home prepare for end of legal protections for thousands

Many Haitians are grappling with a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing the federal government to proceed with stripping temporary protected status.

‘All Indiana Politics’: Stutzman supports US military strikes on Iran, calls for WNBA accountability

Rep. Marlon Stutzman views recent U.S. military strikes as a strategy to hold Iran accountable for its agreements and bring it back to the negotiating table, while also expressing concern over the IRGC's control of the Strait of Hormuz and urging the WNBA to review its policies.

Indianapolis council president calls for pause on data center developments

The Indianapolis City-County Council President has proposed a temporary moratorium on new data center developments to allow for further public discussion on the potential impact on utilities, the environment, and quality of life.

Whitestown Town Council to hold regular meetings twice a month

The Whitestown Town Council voted to hold regular meetings twice a month on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month, starting July 22, in order to accommodate the increasing demands of Town business.