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Israel and Hamas – Innocent blood on guilty hands

O ye who believe! stand out firmly for justice (bil-qis`ṭi), as witnesses to Allah, even as against yourselves, or your parents, or your kin,...

Fight for Life Foundation’s school-based technology, Building Dreams, receives grant to help decrease Indy’s crime and increase opportunity

Fight for Life Foundation, founded by former Indianapolis Colt Marlin Jackson, receives $200,000 grant (INDIANAPOLIS) – November 7, 2023  – Fight for Life Foundation (FFL), an...

Recorder Rewind: Catch me if you can with Jalen Bonds

Despite recently tearing his meniscus and breaking his collarbone within the last few seasons, Jalen Bonds put up a monstrous stat line of 33...

Black Indianapolis won and so did Black mayors!

While certainly the election was closer than the 72% win in 2019, Mayor Joe Hogsett earned an impressive victory over his toughest opponent to...

Deb Whitfield becomes Marion County’s first Black mayor  

Deb Whitfield (D) has made history as the first Black mayor elected in Marion County, becoming the next mayor of Lawrence. Whitfield earned 52.63%...

Indianapolis 2023 Municipal Election results 

Registered voters in Indianapolis went to the polls Nov. 7 to elect a Mayor of Indianapolis and City-County Councillors. As of the morning of...

Indiana Minority Business Magazine and The Minority Business Review announces the 2024 Champions of Diversity Awards winners

Indiana Minority Business Magazine and Minority Business Review unveiled the winners of the 2024 Champions of Diversity Awards. The awards mark the 17th year...

Recorder Rewind: Butler shines in season opener, shellacs EMU 94-55

The Butler Men's Basketball Team tipped off its 127th season of college hoops in historic Hinkle Fieldhouse on an unseasonably warm Monday night in...

Martin University hires ZeNai Brooks as CFO/Exec VP of Finance & Admin

Martin University is pleased to announce the hiring of ZeNai Brooks as Chief Financial Officer/Executive Vice President of Finance and Administration.

Young, Kaine introduce bill to end legacy admissions

WASHINGTON –Today, U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Tim Kaine (D-Va.) introduced the Merit-Based Educational Reforms and Institutional Transparency Act (MERIT Act), legislation to end the...

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