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The Martin Luther King Center's summer program known as the Tarkington Work Crew is gearing up again this summer. The program aims to keep the...

Cars-N-Gravy returns July 15 to bring Central Indianapolis family fun, friends, stellar cars and homestyle cuisines. The event is held by Friends of 38th Street,...

A dedication ceremony for a new state historical marker commemorating Andrew "Bo" Foster, civil rights leader, will be held on July 8. The dedication takes...

"For students, we are a (pathway) to careers, certifications, and connections. For employers, we're a possible solution to their workforce pipelines," Torres said. "It is a win-win for (Hoosiers)."

Martindale Brightwood, a historic neighborhood in Indianapolis, has long been a vibrant hub for the city's Black community. However, like many underserved areas, it...

BLACK: A Festival of Joy returns for its second year this weekend. In a vibrant celebration of joy and unity, the second annual BLACK: a...

Indiana Fever general manager Lin Dunn expressed her excitement about acquiring Zahui B in the Queen Egbo trade, stating that "Amanda's versatility and ability to play the 4 and the 5 spots make her a great addition for the Indiana Fever."

In 2003, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site (BHPS) partnered with the Federal Courts to begin what has become an annual tradition. Over the past...

In a gutsy effort, Smith and Boston alongside Mitchell's playmaking had the Indiana Fever in position to defeat the Lynx. However, Collier's heroics and Minnesota's fourth quarter defense proved to be too much for the Indiana Fever.

By KIRSTEN ADAIR Teachers in Indiana are much more white than the students they teach – about 92 percent compared to around 65 percent, according to the Indiana...