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Covid-19

When Indianapolis schools are going back to virtual learning

TYLER FENWICK - November 16, 2020

All Indianapolis K-12 schools must return to virtual learning by Nov. 30 as part of an effort to slow the spread of the latest...

Covid-19

Amid COVID, programs scramble to provide moms with milk, diapers and more

HILARY POWELL - November 17, 2020

Earlier this year, Aime’e Elliot couldn’t keep any solid foods down while pregnant with son Jacion. So the 28-year-old Indianapolis woman called a community...

Arts & Culture

Indy Jazz Festival goes virtual

BREANNA COOPER - November 12, 2020

Deafening live sets and block parties have long been a staple of Indy Jazz Fest. For two decades, the festival has brought international and...

Arts & Culture

Research focuses on resilience of Black arts and culture

BREANNA COOPER - November 12, 2020

Beyond both working at IUPUI, Joseph Edmonds and Lasana Kazembe have something else in common: Their daughters are both in the same dance class....

Covid-19

Legal protections available for tenants

BREANNA COOPER - November 12, 2020

Hoosiers worried about evictions now have a tool to determine if they’re eligible for legal protection. Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic partnered with the city of...

Business

‘We’re trying to survive’: Local businesses prepare for second shutdown

BREANNA COOPER - November 12, 2020

Businesses — especially Black-owned businesses — took a hit during the first COVID-19 shutdown. Now, with cases continuing to rise and rumors of a...

Covid-19

Hogsett announces new restrictions in fight against COVID-19

BREANNA COOPER - November 12, 2020

A surge in COVID-19 cases throughout Marion County over the last two weeks has forced Mayor Joe Hogsett to make changes in Indianapolis’ reopening...

Covid-19

Indiana reverts from Stage 5

STAFF - November 11, 2020

Gov. Eric Holcomb will sign an executive order to implement more restrictions to curb Indiana’s COVID-19 numbers. In a press conference Nov. 11, Holcomb and...

Covid-19

Mozel Sanders Foundation looking for kitchens, volunteers for Thanksgiving food giveaway

TYLER FENWICK - November 10, 2020

The team at Mozel Sanders Foundation knows demand for food will likely be higher than normal this Thanksgiving because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but...

Covid-19

Lilly awards $25 million in grants for youth organizations

STAFF - November 6, 2020

Lilly Endowment announced nearly $25 million in grants to youth-serving organizations around Indiana to help deal with the impacts of COVID-19. Indianapolis organizations that received...

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