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Vote centers coming to Hamilton County (opens the original)
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Another Indiana county approved the ability to vote at a number of locations on Election Day. The Hamilton County Election Board voted Tuesday to join 72 other Indiana counties in adopting vote centers. The move will provide all voters with many designated centers to cast their ballots, as opposed to each having to go to a specific precinct. Vote center legislation was first adopted in Indiana in 2011. Hamilton County Clerk Kathy Kreag Williams served in the statehouse at the time and supported
Interview: Carmel mayor on what happened at Hazel Dell Parkway (opens the original)
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Floods in August that toppled the Hazel Dell Parkway bridge and poured billions of gallons of water into an adjacent quarry also eroded a canyon along Blue Woods Creek and threatened to redirect the White River. Officials still don't have an estimate on total damage, or exactly when the parkway will reopen. Jill Sheridan met Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam at the site to talk about the city's response, and to learn how they ultimately avoided a more catastrophic event. This transcript has been edited fo
FEMA wants to fast-track recovery funds for Indiana after storms, floods (opens the original)
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Indiana communities impacted by recent storms and historic flooding may receive disaster aid more quickly through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA. FEMA officials toured Indiana with Gov. Mike Braun Monday. They made stops in Carmel, Gary and Connersville and were joined by local officials to assess damage. In Carmel, where a major bridge collapsed, FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton explained how the pilot program creates a new distribution model that aims to advance payments.
Women’s prison college partnership to grow with new funding (opens the original)
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Women who leave prison can find better success with college education and reentry services. Marian University in Indianapolis partners to do this work and recently received a big financial boost. An anonymous gift of $5 million will support the Indiana Women's College Partnership. The program started in 2019 at the Indiana Women's Prison and allows women to study and obtain a degree while incarcerated. Program director Justin McDevitt says it served 15 participants in its first year, and more th
The Indiana State Fair is back. What's new for fairgoers in 2026? (opens the original)
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The Indiana State Fair is back with a crop of new attractions. The 15-day event features Hoosier connections to sports, animals, entertainment and food. The fair kicks off with the popular Taste of the Fair. Nearly 50 original food and beverage creations are available for fairgoers to vote for their favorite unique food and beverages. Jessica Orme with Nitro Hog BBQ thought up the S’Mork. “And it is a fried sugar biscuit, and then we put marshmallow fluff with chocolate chips, and then mini dehy
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