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Sickle cell patients are left for ‘educated guesswork’ to get treatment. One program aims to change that.

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Monica Brown is used to hearing people say she looks young for her age. She’s 41, but feels decades older — mainly because of...
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Water shut-off still a possibility at 4 city apartments

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Even though the residents at four Indianapolis apartment complexes continue to faithfully pay their rent, they are still at risk of having their water...
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Prop 250 amended after Babe Denny residents express concerns of an already “forgotten” neighborhood

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Proposal 250 was amended at the City County Council’s Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee Aug. 24 to exclude Babe Denny Park as a...
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‘We have a certain flair’: How a cyclist from LA is trying to increase diversity in his sport

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Competitive cycling lacks something that pro cyclist and social media influencer Cory Williams urges fans of the sport to take note of: Black cyclists. “We...
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How Citizens is finding and replacing lead service lines

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Citizens Energy Group has received approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to implement a multiyear program to replace lead service lines throughout Indianapolis....
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Longtime journalist returns to Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper as editor-in-chief

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The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper, one of the nation’s oldest and most respected Black publications, announces the selection of Brandon Perry as its editor-in-chief. “Brandon is...
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Marble’s restaurant owner dies, leaves legacy of serving good food to city

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Lee Marble, CEO and owner of Marble’s Southern Cookery, died Aug. 3 at the age of 85. (Photo provided by Brandon Buckley) Lee Marble moved...
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‘You are an angel’: Black woman given 2nd chance at life through organ donation

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Jamie Taylor’s fight was not over after beating breast cancer in 2012. About a year later, she was diagnosed with kidney failure, and so began...
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‘We will weather the weather together’: City gathers to honor the life of funeral director James Dixon III 

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On Aug. 10, standing in front of Dixon Memorial Chapel & Cremation Services, family, friends, city officials, religious leaders and community members honored the...
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New Fathers and Families Center president, CEO wants to make ‘well-kept secret’ more known

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Fathers and Families Center announced Larry Smith as its new president and CEO. Smith, who is also a Recorder columnist, started his role this...
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