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Meet the Recorder’s new religion reporter, Abriana Herron

The Indianapolis Recorder welcomed a new religion reporter to the team. Abriana Herron, who started in her role June 1, was hired through a...

Will federal money to close Indiana’s digital gap help all who need it most?

In March 2020, Herron-Riverside High School Head Katie Dorsey said, “It was like the floodgates opened.” When instruction went virtual, the demand for support to...

Residents express pedestrian safety concerns as crashes increase

Mother and daughter duo Stephanie Patterson Cline and Nicole Young spend most mornings and some evenings biking together and with others from Black Girls...

Indiana native authors book about his time in Africa

Indianapolis native Carl Henn discovered red red and sadza when he moved to the continent of Africa more than 40 years ago. Ghanaian red red...

Spiritual Outlook: The gift of righteous hearts and the evil of mass shootings

“Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.” -Psalm 37:4 In 1998, African American composer and singer Teri...

Fever fall at Liberty, lose both games of back-to-back

The Fever lost 87-74 at the New York Liberty on Wednesday. This comes after falling 87-75 at home on Tuesday to the Washington Mystics. Sabrina...

106th Indy 500 had it all

When one considers the history of the greatest race in the world, it's difficult to not think of Sally Fields telling Tom Hanks in...

Fever take down Sparks in Carlos Knox’s debut as head coach

The Fever defeated the L.A. Sparks 101-96 on Friday for the team’s third victory of the season. Indiana got the win in Carlos Knox’s...

Commuting problems: Central Indiana’s lack of public transportation limits access to good jobs

Not everyone in Central Indiana has access to a good job with family-sustaining wages. For many in Marion County the problem is transportation: an...

Connected Communities Initiative invests in new trails, greenways with a focus on equity

Haughville and Martindale-Brightwood will soon have new trails and greenways designed to improve pedestrian and bicycling safety and connect underserved communities. The Central Indiana Community...

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