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Local organizations step up amid SNAP shortage

CHLOE McGOWAN, NORAL PARHAM and HANNA RAUWORTH -
With the federal government halting the issuance of November SNAP benefits, Indianapolis-based community organizations are scrambling to manage an expected surge in demand.   Triana ‘Tre’ Moore, of the Indianapolis-based nonprofit Trusting...
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IPS will hold public “community conversations”

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Families, students, and staff to discuss the future of education in Indianapolis. By AMELIA PAK-HARVEY, Chalkbeat The meetings throughout November will allow participants to learn about the goals of the Indianapolis Local...
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Indianapolis Public Schools changes Office of Racial Equity amid national backlash to DEI

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Indianapolis Public Schools has changed its Office of Racial Equity into the Office of Strategic Excellence amid increasing pressure on schools to abandon diversity,...
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Grant expands free mental health help for educators

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The Fight for Life Foundation (FFLF), with support from a $20,000 grant from the Indianapolis Colts’ Kicking the Stigma initiative, announced a new effort...
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Indiana submits federal funding flexibility request to Trump administration

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Indiana has submitted its plan to use hundreds of millions of dollars in federal education funds with fewer restrictions to the U.S. Department of...
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REVIEW: Onstage at the newly renovated Clowes Hall, ‘Les Misérables’ is a sight to behold

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I’ll just start this review by saying “One Day More” is still stuck in my head.  “Les Misérables” was one of the first musicals (film, 1998) I ever saw as...
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Mike Epps returns to hometown with “We Them Ones” tour

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Following a blockbuster 2025 run that sold out arenas nationwide, the "We Them Ones" Comedy Tour is returning for 2026, with Indianapolis native and...
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Jack and Jill hosts 26th annual Breakfast with Santa

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The Indianapolis Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. will host its 26th Annual Breakfast with Santa Sat., Dec. 6, at Embassy Suites...
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 Next up at Indy Drag Theatre is a Disney family-favorite, ‘Frozen’ 

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Indy Drag Theatre is getting ready to present Hoosiers with a story that will “melt hearts.”  “Frozen: A Drag Parody” hits the stage at the...
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