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Haitians who made Indiana home prepare for end of legal protections for thousands

His given name is Obensley. But during the process of immigrating to the United States from Haiti, he became Obenson. Obenson Jean Gilles.  In the 1990s,...

Don’t forget to breathe

“The Spirit of God has made me, and the breath of the Almighty gives me life.” Job 33:4 As we approach the midpoint of summer,...

The decades-long friendship behind Market Square Popcorn’s national success

Would you start a business with your best friend? Childhood friends Jonathan Warren and Michael Barnett founded Market Square Popcorn together back in 2017. The...

Braun promotes workforce program Power Up Indiana

Power Up Indiana, a program launched by Gov. Mike Braun and the Office of Commerce, assists employers by supporting businesses that invest in developing...

Harrison Center’s 5th annual Pre-Enact to highlight community connection

Martindale-Brightwood neighbors are invited to build community through networking during the fifth annual Pre-Enact festival. Presented in partnership with Move Martindale Brightwood and the Martindale...

Ball State Teachers College receives educator prep award

Ball State University’s Teachers College has received the 2026 Distinguished Educator Preparation Program Award from ISTE+ASCD, a national education organization formed by the International Society for Technology in Education and...

Braun announces end of race- and sex-based consideration in state contracting

Following a legal opinion from Attorney General Todd Rokita finding race- and sex-based considerations in contracting in the Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (M/WBE)...

Porter calls for investing state surplus in Hoosiers after fiscal year-end report 

State Rep. Gregory W. Porter (D-Indianapolis) is calling on lawmakers to use Indiana's stronger-than-expected fiscal position to address rising costs facing Hoosiers following the release of the...

City officials put pause on data centers

The Indianapolis City-County Council's Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee voted 10–3 on July 13 to recommend a temporary moratorium on approving new data centers...

Black art, Black joy and owning the narrative

“The Colored Museum,” recently directed by Deborah Asante for the Indianapolis Black Theatre Company, brought Black stories and culture to life in an incredible...

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