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Our children can’t wait for the grown-ups to stop arguing

When parents describe a good school, they rarely mention governance or funding formulas. We talk about a teacher, a coach, an experience that illustrated...

Recorder Rewind: Pacers lose to Mavericks 121-105 (photos)

Check out photos from Walt Thomas below.

Generations Community Bank honored with 2026 ABA Foundation Community Commitment Award

Generations Community Bank has been nationally recognized by the American Bankers Association (ABA) Foundation with a 2026 ABA Foundation Community Commitment Award in the...

‘Unforgettable’: Free film screening invites community to discuss Alzheimer’s awareness and care 

The Alzheimer’s Association invites Indianapolis residents, families and caregivers to a free screening of “Unforgettable,” a film adapted from a stage production that encourages...

Dr. Toby Malichi Institute to host young African leaders

Indianapolis-based organization will host African leaders for professional development and leadership programming. The U.S. Department of State has selected the Dr. Toby Malichi Institute for...

The floodgates of Heaven

“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. “Test me in this, says the Lord Almighty, ‘and see if I will...

Q&A: Philip aims to be the next Marion County Prosecutor

Philip Foust, a Republican, is running against incumbent Ryan Mears (D) to become Marion County Prosecutor. Foust is a former deputy prosecutor in Mears’...

Hurston/Wright Foundation announces 2026 Zora Award winners

The Hurston/Wright Foundation (HWF), which celebrates Black literature, presented honors in various categories during its 2026 Zora Awards ceremony. The annual event took place...

‘My life was more important’

Gulf War veteran and 33-year breast cancer survivor remembers the choice she made When Sgt. Annie Faye Jackson Wells learned she had breast cancer in...

Are Indiana schools cyber resilient: Having a cybersecurity plan is not the same as being prepared.

This is the first in a three-part series on cyber preparation and cyber resilience in Indiana schools. Can classrooms maintain essential student services if...

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