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‘Faith without works is dead’: Indy’s Black faith leaders use religious conviction to push community change

The Black church has been and continues to be a place for Black people to seek refuge. With concerns about violence, mental health and...

Bridges: Dear MLB, I’m still watching

I remember it like yesterday. Some 55 years ago, my late father put a baseball bat in my hand. I couldn't hit anything at...

AES reassures capacity as report warns of potential coordinated power outages

Extreme weather is causing increasing challenges for the power grid across the United States, and a report found experts are concerned it could result...

Clergy, city officials discuss gun violence, concerns with state’s new permitless carry law

Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis joined local attorneys and the Indianapolis police chief to discuss their concerns with gun violence in Marion County now that...

Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair expected to offer thousands of dollars in free health services

The 2022 Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair will run from July 14-17 at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis. The 36th annual fair...

Council delays hearing on proposal that would require registration for some charitable work  

The Indianapolis City-County Council will delay a public hearing for a proposal that would require individuals and organizations to register with the city for...

Recorder Media Group Invites Nominations for Champions of Diversity Awards

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. – Recorder Media Group and Indiana Minority Business Magazine have opened nominations for the 2023 Champions of Diversity Awards. In addition to...

‘We’re not where we want to be’: Fever head into All-Star break on six-game losing streak

The Fever took their sixth loss in a row on Thursday with a 93-84 defeat against the Chicago Sky. This is the longest losing...

IPS students improve performance in math, English after new tutoring program

The Indianapolis Public Schools district spring tutoring pilot program increased performance in math and English Language Arts for students of color and those from...

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