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‘As real as you can get it’: Play to highlight struggles of incarceration

It’s easier to see it now that he’s written six books, a play and wants to make a movie, but back in the early...

Movie review: ‘The Devil You Know’

(**) Marcus and Drew are like Cain and Abel. Two brothers both loving and jealous. In the Bible, only Cain survived. Should one of them...

Ceremony celebrates accomplishments of young Black men

Expressions of Gratitude, the Bloom Project’s annual event to recognize high school seniors, returns for the eighth year with a virtual event 4-6 p.m....

Local groups push for education equity in public schools

Several organizations in Indianapolis work to ensure local students receive a quality education regardless of their socioeconomic background. These education advocacy groups, Indianapolis Public Schools...

Study: Redlining tied to more oil, gas wells in urban areas

By TAMMY WEBBER Associated Press Minority neighborhoods where residents were long denied home loans have twice as many oil and gas wells as mostly white...

‘The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin’ returns to IRT

"The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin" will make its Indiana premiere at the Indiana Repertory Theatre on April 20 and will run through May...

Black clergy, elected officials again call for county Democratic chair to resign

Members of the Baptist Minister’s Alliance, Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis and Marion County Black Elected Officials called for Marion County Democratic Party Chair Kate...

IndyGo, Indianapolis airport lift mask mandate

IndyGo and Indianapolis International Airport will no longer require masks. Related: IndyGo breaks ground on Purple Line The moves, announced April 19, came after a decision...

Trinkle: Indiana must do more to put more Hoosiers of color and women onto and successfully through its tech education pathways

Finding and retaining talent is job No. 1 for the Indiana tech workforce, but the traditional education path is working for only a small...

Multiple lawsuits filed against Indianapolis landlords

By JILL SHERIDAN WFYI Indianapolis landlords who refuse to pay water and energy bills face litigation through three separate lawsuits. The city of Indianapolis, Citizens Energy...

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