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1,000 Marion County K-3 students will have a chance to increase their literacy skills

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Starting in early 2023, 1,000 Marion County students in grades K-3 will have an opportunity to be tutored in reading as part of a...
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New Palestine student disciplined for racist ‘monkey’ slurs toward Pike volleyball team

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A New Palestine high schooler has been disciplined after making racial slurs toward the Metropolitan School District of Pike Township’s volleyball players last week. Multiple...
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Federal lawsuit alleges heath care giant defrauded CMS of more than $100M

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Indianapolis-based health insurance giant Elevance Health, previously Anthem, Inc., will have to face a federal lawsuit alleging it pocketed at least tens of millions...
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The community has ideas to redevelop the old Indiana Women’s Prison — if they can get the state to listen

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The Indiana Women’s Prison site on Indianapolis’ east side is a large property ripe for redevelopment. Community members are excited by future prospects, but they say a lack of communication with the state — which owns the property — is discouraging.
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IPS school board candidates chat with parents and community members during public forum

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Ahead of school board elections in November, candidates Hope Hampton (District 3), Kristen Phair (District 3) and Angelia Moore (at-large) met with parents and community members in the lunchroom to discuss issues presented by IPS students, parents and staff members.
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City announces 2nd round of grants to address violence

JAYDEN KENNETT -
Fifty organizations will receive more than $8.6 million in grants to address root causes of violent crime by investing in mental health resources and...
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Get ready for the November election: What you need to know

JAYDEN KENNETT -
The deadline to register to vote in Indiana ahead of the general election is Oct. 11. Here is everything you need to know before the election Nov. 8.
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Indiana’s maternal mortality rate went from bad to worse

FARAH YOUSRY -
Maternal mortality rates are on the rise in Indiana. The most recent maternal mortality report by the Indiana Department of Health, released in late September, shows in 2020, 92 women died during pregnancy or up to a year after giving birth.
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Serendipity for Newfields: ‘We. The Culture’ opens shortly after new CEO begins

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Burnette’s vision for Newfields is “lofty and big,” she said. However, she has no doubt she can make her vision a reality. Although her time here will likely be a small window in the long history of the institution, Burnette said she hopes people will look at her tenure as a “true renaissance moment.”
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Federal government approves INDOT’s electric vehicle deployment plan

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The Indiana Department of Transportation’s Electric Vehicle Deployment Plan received federal approval, meaning INDOT can begin the process of installing charging stations throughout the...
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