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Indiana Historical Society unveils new basketball origins exhibit

The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) unveils its newest exhibit “Going Pro: Basketball Origins in Indiana” Sept. 23. With the help of Pacers Sports &...

Rockets’ Kevin Porter Jr. fractured former Fever player’s vertebra in assault

NEW YORK (AP) — Houston Rockets guard Kevin Porter Jr.'s alleged attack on his girlfriend in a New York City hotel room left the...

National Medical Association Elects Virginia A. Caine, MD as New President-Elect

Leading Infectious Diseases and Public Health Expert Takes the Helm of the Nation’s Oldest and Largest Organization for Black Doctors The National Medical Association (NMA), the...

Why the social and economic impact of arts on Indy matters

It is no secret that sports and entertainment are a driving force of revenue for Indianapolis, but what about the arts? The Indy Arts Council...

New CEO, new branch, what is next for IndyPL

It has been approximately four months since the Indianapolis Public Library welcomed its new CEO. Gregory Hill, IndyPL’s new permanent CEO, joined the library system...

Never alone: The unexplored depths of suicide

"I've faced suicide a few times in my life," said Indianapolis resident Taurean Taylor. "After the passing of my brother, I didn't know what...

A glimpse at Latin American art in Indianapolis

It is no secret that Indianapolis has a bustling and rapidly growing art scene. Less known may be that this scene is fostering diversity, equity...

LISC Indianapolis selects four community organizations to join Microenterprise Navigator Program

The Microenterprise Navigator Program, established in 2021, is designed to offer technical support and training to business owners who fall within or below 80% of the Area Median Income and provide services to low-to-moderate income neighborhoods.

Bosma Visionary raises awareness, funds through fundraiser gala

Bosma Visionary Opportunities Foundation is gearing up for its signature event to support Hoosiers who are blind or visually impaired. Tammy Butler Robinson, chief...

Indianapolis filmmaker releases book inspiring youth in media

Indianapolis-based filmmaker and educator Al Smith released his third book “Lights! Camera! College!” The book explores career paths in the media industry in an effort...

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