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Former library board member: City-county council aware of allegations

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This story has been updated to reflect the full statement from city-county council President Vop Osili and a statement from library board member Hope...
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Amping up Black businesses

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The Flanner House has transformed a space that used to be home to a library branch into a retail and community space that now...
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Greyhound Lines goes on hiring spree

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Greyhound Lines is hiring 200 new drivers as transportation companies see an increase in travel interests. These new drivers are in addition to those...
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Big or small – anti-litter efforts keep our waterways and communities clean

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Do you know what happens to that cup, straw and lid that is tossed out a car window and lands in the street? Unless...
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What do far east side residents want at former Oaktree Apartments site?

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Paula Barrett never lived at Oaktree Apartments on the far east side but wasn’t a stranger to the area. She occasionally had to drive...
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How ending federal pandemic unemployment programs could impact Black Hoosiers

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In April 2020, when Indiana’s unemployment rate hit a record high of 16.9%, Tamarria Fernandez’s food service job was among the casualties. Fernandez, a cafeteria...
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‘They have no hope’: Local officials, community differ on how to solve soaring homicide rates

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When Paula Stone got into an argument with her 90-year-old neighbor last October, she thought the tension had hit its peak. A few weeks...
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Black-owned firm leading architecture, engagement for prominent projects

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Meticulous Design + Architecture, a Black-owned firm, is one of the leaders on two major projects in African American communities in Indianapolis, and its...
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Naloxone disparities a matter of life and death

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Out of 10,000 doses of naloxone — a lifesaving drug which can reverse an opioid overdose — distributed throughout Indiana, only one dose went...
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Founding CEO of Fathers and Families reflects on a legacy

Dr. Wallace McClaughlin’s father was a struggling minister who experienced racism, poverty and a broken health care system in the Jim Crow South. He died of a stroke at 60. McClaughlin was...
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