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Indianapolis Urban League announces 1st round of grants totaling $21M

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Indianapolis Urban League announced a total of about $21 million in grants to 52 organizations as part of its Indianapolis African American Quality of...
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Indiana Senate narrowly passes near-total abortion ban

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By ARLEIGH RODGERS and RICK CALLAHAN Associated Press/Report for America INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana state senators narrowly passed a near-total abortion ban Saturday during a...
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Senate debates changes to abortion ban for 5 hours, keeps rape and incest exceptions

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By BRANDON SMITH IPB News The Indiana Senate rejected an effort July 28 that would’ve deleted rape and incest exceptions from its proposed abortion ban, SB...
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Indiana lowers threshold for blood lead levels for children

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The Indiana Department of Health adopted an emergency rule that lowers the threshold for diagnosing lead poisoning in children. The ruling, which went into...
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‘It ruined our relationship’: Why one woman wishes her mother could have had an abortion

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In January 1973, at eight months pregnant, Christy Johnson’s mother traveled from Kentucky to New York, desperate to get an abortion after it became...
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‘We deserve a choice’: Black women voice concerns during abortion protest

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Standing by herself in the line that wrapped around the Indiana Statehouse on July 25 was 21-year-old Jamia Dinkins. She had a cardboard sign...
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Indiana Senate committee adds more restrictions to its nearly total abortion ban

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By BRANDON SMITH IPB News Indiana Senate Republicans added further restrictions to their proposed abortion ban July 26. The measure, SB 1, bans abortions except in cases...
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Indiana will stop locking up kids under 12. Is that still too young?

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By KATRINA PROSS WFYI Edgerrin Hoover was 13 years old when he spent 94 days in the Marion County Juvenile Detention Facility. He was confined in...
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Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair offered health services, education and entertainment

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This year’s Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair coincided with two other events in Indianapolis: Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration and the centennial of the historically Black sorority Sigma Gamma Rho.
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Citizens plans shut-off at 4 apartment complexes, citing owner’s delinquent payments

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Citizens Energy Group plans to disconnect services at four Indianapolis apartment complexes Sept. 30, citing unpaid utility bills that amount to more than $1.7...
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