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HBCU attendance may be linked to Black alumni brain health

MALIK SIMON -
By JENNIFER PORTER GORE Middle-aged and aging alumni of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities could very well be reaping health benefits decades later,...
Community Voices

About face

LARRY SMITH -
It is hard to imagine that anyone who has access to a screen — of any size, at any place, at any time — has not seen comedian...
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Metrobloks data center moves forward in Martindale Brightwood after rezoning approval 

HANNA RAUWORTH -
A proposed data center in Indianapolis’ Martindale-Brightwood is moving into its next phase after the Metropolitan Development Commission approved a rezoning request for the...
Opinion

Dear Eldrick: Life is good, so stick around and enjoy it.

DANNY BRIDGES -
As much as this old school curmudgeon detests it from time to time, technology is pretty amazing and can keep you up to date...
Education

Indianapolis Public Schools board approves cuts in 2026-27 budget, with more looming

MALIK SIMON -
With a financial shortfall looming, the Indianapolis Public Schools board approved a roughly $490 million operating budget for the 2026-27 school year on Thursday,...
Sports

HBCU All-Stars honors Indianapolis community leaders at awards ceremony

NORAL PARHAM -
As the nation's largest HBCU basketball showcase descends on Indianapolis Easter weekend, the HBCU All-Stars pause to celebrate not just student-athletes but the local...
Sports

New deal, new day: WNBA, Players’ Union inks historic Collective Bargaining Agreement

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In July 2025, the Indianapolis Recorder sat down with Terri Carmichael Jackson, executive director of the Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA), amid the...
Business

Bar-B-Q Heaven remains pillar among Indianapolis’ oldest Black-owned businesses

MALIK SIMON -
Businesses such as Indy’s own Bar-B-Q Heaven have excelled not only in their service as a place to get great barbecue classics, but as...
Health

National Kidney Health Awareness Month brings local urgency to Indianapolis’ Black communities 

HANNA RAUWORTH -
March is National Kidney Health Awareness Month, a nationwide campaign to spotlight kidney disease, its risks and the importance of early detection. For Black residents in...
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Women’s Fund of Central Indiana expands statewide to address gaps facing women 

HANNA RAUWORTH -
After 30 years of investing in the well-being of women and girls in Central Indiana, the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana announced its expansion...
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