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Wes Montgomery: the guitarist who shaped Indianapolis jazz

BEN LASHAR -
Music changes through the years, but the dream of stardom has remained constant for hundreds of years. Musicians across all genres dream of traveling...
Health

Busting the myth behind vaccinations

DR. CAMEUAL WRIGHT -
Measles, a highly contagious and extremely rare virus, was declared eliminated in 2000. This year, the U.S. has experienced the greatest number of reported...
Religion

Tell Somebody About Jesus

Johnson A. Beaven III -
As he went along, he saw a man blind from birth. “Neither this man nor his parents sinned,” said Jesus, “but this happened so...
Sports

Selecting Bitadze makes sense for the Pacers

DANNY BRIDGES -
The NBA draft is hardly an applied science. There are all sorts of variables, including the dilemma of having to choose between a player you...
Education

IPS taps Aleesia Johnson as next superintendent

TYLER FENWICK -
Indianapolis Public Schools’ next superintendent will be Aleesia Johnson, who has been the district’s interim superintendent since December 2018. The school board made the...
Education

Finalists for IPS superintendent position take questions from the school board

TYLER FENWICK -
The three finalists vying to become the next superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools made their case June 18 to the school board and community...
Sports

Barbara Wynne, tennis legend and teacher, keeps plugging away

TYLER FENWICK -
Barbara Wynne’s long life has been centered around tennis with the exception of only a handful of years, the first five she was alive....
Religion

Don’t all deserve to be welcomed and fed?

ANGELIQUE WALKER-SMITH -
“When a stranger sojourns with you in your land, you shall not do him wrong. You shall treat the stranger who sojourns with you...
Religion

Black and gay in the church: ‘We need to open our hearts up’

TYLER FENWICK -
Caleb Reid is gay and wants to leave his church. He’s tired of the pastor preaching against who he is. He’s tired of not...
Health

City and organizers to push back against summer spike in crime and violence

TYLER FENWICK -
Summer months become notoriously violent in Indianapolis. The sun stays out longer, the days and nights get warmer, and a long-recognized correlation between weather...
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