Peter Blanchard is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Indianapolis Recorder and The Indianapolis Star. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a keen emphasis on elections, government, politics, and public policy. Peter's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WISH-TV News, Indiana Lawyer, and Inside INdiana Business.
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Peter Blanchard's coverage shows a strong focus on local politics and government affairs in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. He frequently covers announcements from the state budget committee, legislative leaders, gubernatorial candidates, and new lawmakers in the Indiana General Assembly.
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Rev. Mozel Sanders Park, located just west of the White River, received a sizable donation from the Bezos Earth Fund.
Maggie Lewis, a Democrat, said the pause is not meant to “slow progress.”
Some community members wondered what took so long.
At least two Democrats would likely need to change their stance to override the veto.
By: Emily Hopkins, Peter Blanchard
The commission has met only once during Hogsett’s decade in power. One member didn’t even know he was on it.
In a surprise move, a member of Hogsett’s cabinet spoke against the tax breaks.
The city-county council's ethics committee recently held just its second meeting in nearly two years.
An unnamed spokesperson from the mayor’s office said the city supports economic incentives for three Indy data centers.
Mayor Joe Hogsett vetoed a proposal to raise Indy’s vehicle taxes that would go toward road repairs.
Josh Bain, a southside Republican, resigned his seat to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
