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You've applied to dozens of jobs. Maybe hundreds. You've tailored your resume, followed up, and still heard nothing back. You're not imagining it. The system is working exactly as designed, and that design may...

City of Indianapolis and IFF announce new Thriving Nonprofits cohort to support building upgrades, energy efficiency.  The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability and Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) IFF announced the 12 organizations...

Summer AI training sprint opens registration June 16 for small business owners, returning citizens, opportunity youth, educators, and career changers. Classes begin July 1. History...

Indianapolis residents are celebrating Juneteenth today by channeling their consumer spending into local minority-owned establishments. Supporting independent Black-owned businesses offers a tangible way of...

The conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) is often dominated by fear. In historically Black and low-income neighborhoods like Martindale-Brightwood, anxiety about technology is compounded...

A Q&A with local Community Home Lending Advisor Elgin Wren Sponsored by JPMorganChase For most Americans, owning a home has long been considered a cornerstone to...

The ACLU of Indiana has selected Nikkita R. Oliver as its next executive director, the organization announced June 10.  Oliver, an attorney, educator, organizer and executive leader,...

The Indianapolis City-County Council introduced Proposal No. 192 on June 1 to establish a long-term local funding source for infrastructure and to position Indianapolis...

Mayor Joe Hogsett and members of the Indianapolis City-County Council have introduced a $19.49 million fiscal package aimed at supporting public safety, infrastructure, housing stability and...

We are living in a time when artificial intelligence can draft a business plan, write a proposal, create a marketing strategy, and summarize information...