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As pedestrian safety concerns grow and advocacy groups cries mount, the City-County Council has a series of “No Turn on Red” proposals for downtown...

Approximately 3 billion people engage in gaming daily. Many multiplayer spaces are toxic playgrounds full of hate speech, racism, and every other negative buzzword...

Showcasing a musical worthy of a date night, Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre presents “An American in Paris.” Onstage now through May 14, the romantic...

RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) — An evacuation order affecting more than 1,000 people was expected to remain in place through Wednesday around a large industrial fire in...

Teamsters have reached a new deal with Sysco Indianapolis following a recent strike. Agents of Teamsters Union Local 135 called for the labor stoppage, quoting...

It was an electric scene at Gainbridge Fieldhouse as hundreds of Indiana Fever fans gathered to witness an unprecedented moment in WNBA history. For...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats have chosen Chicago to host their 2024 national convention. The selection announced Tuesday is intended to keep the Democratic Party's momentum going after last fall's midterm election success in the critical Midwest. President Joe Biden chose Chicago over finalists that also included Atlanta and New York. Chicago is solidly Democratic, as is Illinois. But holding the party's convention in such a pro-union city underscores Biden's commitment to organized labor, which will be vital to his bid for a second term. Democrats also had a strong showing in Michigan last fall and hope to repeat that elsewhere in the region. The choice could counter Republicans, who'll hold their 2024 convention in Milwaukee.

As the April 18 deadline to file 2022 income taxes arrives, many African Americans shared their experiences with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Some...

The Steward Speakers Lecture Series will celebrate the end of its 2023 speaker season with the theme being “Arts, Culture and the African American...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Louisville police say at least four people were killed and nine others wounded in a shooting at a bank building in downtown Louisville. Louisville Metro Police Deputy Chief Paul Humphrey told a news conference that the suspect was also dead after the Monday morning shooting. Humphrey said the wounded included two police officers. Officers who arrived on the scene exchanged gunfire with the shooter but it wasn't clear how he died. Humphrey said the shooter appeared to be a former employee of the bank. An emotional Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said he lost two friends in the shooting.