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It’s officially time to get spooky at Indy Scream Park

TYLER FENWICK -
I grew up in a small town where there was one haunted house attraction around Halloween. The Haunted Barn, I think it was called....
Health

HIV conversation moves forward, but stigma remains

TYLER FENWICK -
A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed yet another medical disparity Black Americans are taking on but few...
Sports

NFL continues to swing and miss

DANNY BRIDGES -
It’s hard to keep track of the number of miscues that come out of the NFL office in New York City. After all, you...
Health

Tranquility Nursing and Rehab: Indiana’s only long-term care facility for traumatic brain injury patients opens

EUNICE TROTTER -
Phillip Allison never saw the semitruck slam into the passenger side of his car. The impact crushed his Jeep, pinning him inside. He was...
Religion

Do the best you can do

JOHNSON BEAVEN III -
“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word...
Education

Lead testing at schools

Staff Report -
The Greater Indianapolis NAACP is partnering with the city of Indianapolis and the Marion County Public Health Department to launch a lead-testing initiative in...
Arts & Culture

An evening at Ocean Prime

OSEYE BOYD -
I can remember the first time I ate shrimp — breaded butterfly shrimp. Back then, shrimp was expensive, so it wasn’t common for people...
Arts & Culture

“The Wiz” takes the stage in Indianapolis

TYLER FENWICK -
Forty-five years after “The Wiz” opened for the first time at the Morris A. Mechanic Theatre in Baltimore, the soulful remix of the classic...
Local News

Children’s Museum demolition hits a brick wall

TYLER FENWICK -
The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission voted in early September to declare the vacant Drake Apartments building on the near north side as historically significant,...
Health

5 steps to continue to curb the drug overdose epidemic

STEVE SMITHERMAN -
In 2017, the U.S. experienced the highest rate of overdose deaths in its history. More than 70,200 Americans died from drug overdoses, including illicit...
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