A referendum for $6.1 million in additional revenue for the Kokomo school corporation was overwhelmingly voted down on Tuesday.
Meant for enhanced academic programs, technology upgrades and nearly two-third of it for staff salaries was denied by voters with 68 percent voting against, 10,262 - 4930.
Voters in two central Indiana communities said "no" to property tax increases to help fund their public schools.
City administration speaks out about IOSHA Inspection results
State unemployment rate remains below national average
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Plymouth City Council reviews $14.4 million proposed 2027 General Fund Budget
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Rep. Jordan urges Hoosiers to register to vote ahead of November Election
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Marshall County Economic Development Corporation to host job fair Thursday
