Gov Mike Braun is reexamining his previous desire to "wind down" the Indiana Economic Development Foundation, saying Wednesday he sees a future for the nonprofit booster group.

Our reporter went to a school office seeking board records. Security asked her to leave. She held her ground, citing the law allowing her to see them. He told her to file a FOIA request and leave.

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The Perrysburg schools Board of Education has narrowed its superintendent candidate pool from six to two. Following back-to-back meetings last week, the board selected Michael Acomb, director of ...

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An online petition opposing an AI data center’s construction on Long Ferry Road is gaining traction with more than 1,200 signatures to date. The petition warns about physical changes to […] ...

A member of the Marin Healthcare District board has relinquished the post of chair in response to a public outcry over her ...

Videoconferencing tools, more global teams, and greater pressure on workers are pushing meetings later into the day—and it’s ...

Each year the Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority board of directors considers changes to the program’s regulations as new ...

The debate over how Toms River will meet its state-mandated affordable housing obligations unfolded over two tense nights at Town Hall, drawing large crowds, heated exchanges, and a series of votes ...