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Amid the pandemic, more Black families on the brink of homelessness

HILARY POWELL -
Three times a week, an Uber ride on Indianapolis’ east side helps to save the life of bright-eyed, 11-year-old Jay’Shawn Roberson. Every other weekday, Jay’Shawn...
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2021 legislative session: What to know, bills to watch

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The state legislature returned to session Jan. 4 with much to figure out over the next few months. Legislators will debate appropriate responses to the...
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2020 Year in Review: Police shooting of Dreasjon Reed brought protests, but no charges

TYLER FENWICK -
Indianapolis found itself in the middle of a country-wide reckoning with racism and police violence in May when Dreasjon Reed livestreamed his car chase...
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New documentary tells story of civil rights leader Vernon Jordan

BREANNA COOPER -
A new documentary, “Vernon Jordan: Make It Plain,” tells the story of civil rights leader and business executive Vernon Jordan. Set for release Dec....
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Health officials address COVID-19 vaccine concerns

BREANNA COOPER -
Centuries of medical mistreatment and trauma have left many African Americans and other minority populations hesitant to get vaccinations. This poses a significant issue...
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Holiday plans take back seat for health

TYLER FENWICK -
If anyone might be excused for skirting health guidelines this holiday season, Brandon Powell would be a good candidate.  All four of his children are...
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Entrepreneurs compete for cash prize

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Fifteen entrepreneurs will compete for a $9,000 cash prize as part of the IBX Power Pitch Competition, sponsored by InnoPower. The competition is part of...
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COVID-19 vaccine: What to know

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Indiana received its first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week, marking a major milestone on the path out of the pandemic that has...
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Redefining Workforce Engagement in the Wake of COVID-19

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Americans use the term "workforce" relationally and procedurally. In the wake of COVID, we've had to change the nature of our interactions with our...
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Students may be able to return to school earlier than expected

BREANNA COOPER -
Marion County students from grades 1 through 12 can return to school Jan. 4, 2021, 14 days sooner than health officials originally said last...
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