Anthony McCloud has an unromantic attitude toward voting. He stood near the back of a long line of early voters Oct. 16 at the City-County Building and said this is just what he’s supposed to do as someone who wants to help make a difference.

Marion County health restrictions will stay the same for now, Mayor Joe Hogsett announced during a COVID-19 update Oct. 15.

In an effort to make sure our readers are informed this election season, the Recorder sent questionnaires to candidates so voters know where they stand on important issues. 

More than half of jurisdictions in Indiana have voting equipment that doesn’t include a verified paper trail, making it difficult to detect security breaches or errors in the system.

When Curtis Guynn celebrated his 80th birthday Oct. 10 with a surprise party, his family and friends made sure to highlight the myriad accomplishments he has made throughout his life. 

When Taylor Hall realized the children she worked with didn’t feel connected to what was going on during the recent protests downtown, she knew she wanted to take action. 

Indy Black Chamber opens co-working space

The Indianapolis City-County Council unanimously passed the 2021 budget Oct. 13, ending a months-long process of department presentations and public input on what the city’s priorities should be going forward.

The 2021 Final Four Jam will have a drive-thru giveaway 7-10 a.m. Oct. 13 on Monument Circle. The first 1,000 will receive a commemorative poster, buff, hand sanitizer and phone wallet. Items will be given to individuals inside of vehicles. Walk-ups aren’t permitted. Distribution staff will …

On My Way Pre-K, Indiana’s free pre-K program, has spaces available for 4-year-olds.