AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHoosier Politics: Indy Democrats are pushing a modest ethics change after an investigation into Mayor Joe Hogsett’s campaign practices, including a proposed one-year “cooling off” period for senior officials. State Policy: Republican Rep. J.D. Prescott is floating a plan to end Indiana’s property tax system and replace it with a 7% sales tax on services, aiming to shift local funding for schools, public safety and infrastructure. Local Business: Velvet Plum Vintage & Consignments in Noblesville says it will close July 15 after downtown construction and sales drops made it impossible to keep the storefront open. Public Safety & Health: Indiana SNAP payment errors are rising, increasing the chance the state could be on the hook for benefits. Community & Education: Indiana FFA wrapped up its state convention with new officers and service projects, including packing thousands of meals for Hoosiers facing food insecurity. Higher Ed: An IU doctoral student is suing over alleged retaliation tied to pro-Palestine advocacy.
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