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The lynching of George Tompkins in 1922 is a reminder that those in power write the history. Because even with his hands tied behind...

A consulting group tasked with gathering input on redistricting for the city-county council released a report that details what residents are most concerned about...

By STEVE HINNEFELD Indiana Citizen The Indianapolis Citizens Redistricting Commission began its work March 12 with a webinar on redistricting basics and a call for...

A Voice for The Voiceless: 127 Years of the Indianapolis Recorder https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/a-voice-for-the-voiceless-127-years-of-the-indianapolis-recorder-oseye-boyd-black-owned-newspaper-african-american-stories-indiana/531-3cadb777-31bf-4afa-918a-289c055ff9d5

Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) students now have access to a plethora of digital resources thanks to e-resource cards each student will receive. The e-resource card...

By MIKE SCHNEIDER Associated Press Black, Hispanic and American Indian residents were missed at higher rates than a decade ago during the 2020 census, according...

The Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Initiative will host a meeting at 10 a.m. March 12 for an update on the initiative, grant...

Ray Crowe, who became an icon by coaching the all-Black Crispus Attucks High School basketball team to back-to-back state titles in the 1950s, will...

When musician and conductor Steve Hackman heard Gustav Mahler’s Second Symphony live at Carnegie Hall years ago, he dreamed of conducting that piece before...