Amelia Pak-Harvey
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Wayne Township Trustee Chuck Jones resigns, pleads guilty to conflict-of-interest charge
Wayne Township Trustee Chuck Jones is out of office after pleading guilty to conflict of interest. → Read More
Indiana special session on abortion, taxpayer refund pushed back to end of July
Republican lawmakers pushed back the start date to a special legislative session, initially set for July 6, that will address abortion restrictions. → Read More
Friday night shootings in Indianapolis leave 2 people dead
Two people died overnight in separate shootings on the east side of Indianapolis. → Read More
Wayne Township officials to plead guilty to felony charges after IndyStar investigation
Wayne Township trustee Chuck Jones and fire officials will plead guilty to receiving salaries from a nonprofit that contracts with the fire department. → Read More
End of an era: Primary election forces Indianapolis Democrats to rethink future
Four women beat slated candidates in the Democratic primary election. That could signal significant change for how the party endorses its candidates. → Read More
Statehouse roundup: Hunley wins Democratic nomination in Indianapolis state senate race
Here are the latest results for the Democratic primary in Indiana Senate District 46 and for the Republican primaries in House districts 90, 91and 93. → Read More
Marion County Democratic chair Sweeney Bell wins Marion County clerk primary
Marion County Democratic chair Kate Sweeney Bell defeated former legislator Billie Breaux in a race that symbolized tensions within the party. → Read More
Indianapolis police officer arrested on domestic battery allegations
Indianapolis police arrested 13-year veteran of the force. Michael Price, on Saturday morning over alleged domestic battery. → Read More
Proposed Indianapolis city-county council map earns Republican support
The proposed Indianapolis City-County Council district map gives Republicans some advantages. The new map also creates competition among Democrats. → Read More
'I feel I've been shut out.' Democratic Indianapolis councilor leaves party
A first-term Democratic Indianapolis city-county councilor announced he will leave the party and become Independent. → Read More
Sound Mind Treats offers vegan, gluten-free goodies at Indianapolis City Market
Sound Mind Treats is one of the latest tenants to open up shop at City Market. → Read More
These Indianapolis neighborhoods, some once predominantly Black, are becoming more white
Indianapolis as a whole has become more diverse. But these five neighborhoods have become more white. → Read More
Rokita: Biden vaccine mandate will apply to Indiana government workers, schools
Workers will have until Jan. 4, 2022, to get vaccinated or face weekly testing. Here is the state's response. → Read More
Indianapolis is buying nearly $2 million worth of land for its parks. Here's where.
Indianapolis Parks and Recreation will add roughly 89 acres to expand green space, from Eagle Creek to Grassy Creek. → Read More
Budget fight in Lawrence gets partisan: 'We didn't suddenly take stupid pills,' mayor says
The adopted budget, which passed along partisan lines 7-2 on Monday, eliminates $3.6 million in park projects. → Read More
Indianapolis purchases Twin Aire shopping plaza near Community Justice Campus
The county's Health and Hospital Corporation finally closed on the purchase of the Twin Aire plaza last month. → Read More
Beech Grove offers employee raises, crediting outsourcing of fire services to Indianapolis
Salary bump expected to bring Beech Grove police officers closer to Indianapolis pay levels. → Read More
Indianapolis passes $1.3 billion budget for 2022 with eye on public safety funding
Indianapolis councilors passed Mayor Joe Hogsett's $1.3 billion budget by a vote of 23-1. → Read More
These 27 Indianapolis parks are getting millions in upgrades using federal funds
Indianapolis will use $17.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan funding to renovate 27 parks. → Read More
Indianapolis library branch openings delayed by COVID-19-related price increases
Two new Indianapolis Public Library branches meant to break ground this year are delayed to pandemic-induced increases in construction costs. → Read More