Immigration
Keep tabs on what’s happening with immigration laws and policies in Indianapolis, and find resources to get help.
Lawsuit claims Trump administration officials coerced removal of ICE tracking platforms
An Indiana man is part of a federal lawsuit claiming that Attorney General Pam Bondi and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem coerced Apple and Facebook into removing online platforms spotlighting actions by ICE agents.
How schools in Marion County responded to anti-ICE student protests
Indy walkouts prompted schools to strike a balance between expression and safety.
The cost of ICE arrests: Immigrants paying more for bond
Immigration arrests have become more common under the Trump administration, and the financial strain has increased for immigrants in jail.
Housing
Indianapolis has been struggling to provide residents with affordable, stable housing for a long time. Here’s some of our past coverage of housing, homelessness and the safety nets that are failing to keep up.
Speedway officials address raw sewage discovery at The Legend apartments
Speedway town government addresses sewage issues at The Legend at Speedway apartment complex. Residents’ health and safety are top priority.
Facing eviction in Indianapolis? Here’s what to know.
Tips on how eviction works, how to prepare for court and free help that’s available.
‘It would be horrible’: Advocates worry camping ban would hurt Indy’s housing program
Indiana Republicans are considering a bill that would ban long-term camping on public land.
Indiana Statehouse
Here are articles about bills working their way through the state legislature that could affect the lives of you and your neighbors.
Indiana businesses face new data rules in 2026
Indiana consumers have new control over their personal data with the Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act.
IPS advocates prepare to take their fight back to the Statehouse
Some think a new corporation should control IPS buildings and buses. Advocates say not so fast.
PHOTOS: Congressional redistricting bill fails in Indiana Senate
Indiana Senators voted on whether to redraw the state’s congressional maps mid-decade Dec. 11 at the Statehouse. See photos from inside the chamber.
Resources
From voter awareness guides to how to apply for utility or rent assistance, Mirror Indy guides offer verified information to help you navigate all aspects of life in Indianapolis.
What parents need to know about grooming and internet safety
Learn about red flags, take-down tools and open communication.
Far Eastsiders encouraged to complete community survey
The online survey will be used to improve the neighborhood.
Martindale Brightwood data center recommended for approval
The proposal will next be heard by the Metropolitan Development Commission.
Events
What’s happening in Naptown? We’ve got you covered with a list of events happening throughout the city.
From middle school sweeties to love after loss: Valentine’s Day weddings
Couples of all kinds tied the knot Feb. 14 at the Indianapolis Artsgarden downtown. Read their one-of-a-kind love stories paired with photos of their nuptials.
Attend a yoga class for breast cancer recovery
The sessions are hosted by Bosom Buddies, an Indy organization working with survivors.
Panda Fest to make its Indianapolis debut, celebrating Asian culture in Military Park
One of the nation’s fastest-growing Asian food and culture festivals is coming to Indianapolis this spring.
