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Before attending a mental health workshop, Latricia Hanyard didn’t know what she was feeling could be depression.  Hanyard, 47, began experiencing symptoms in 2013 after...

After COVID-19 hit our country in March and forced  United Negro College Fund (UNCF) to close offices, cancel its remaining special events, while also...

It is no secret Americans are increasingly polarized today. This is all the more apparent as our nation roils from protests against the systemic...

When a group of several predominately white churches in the Butler-Tarkington neighborhood gathered June 7 to protest the death of George Floyd and police...

For over a decade, Katina Washington, creator of the S.H.E. Event, has been the middleman between local business owners and shoppers searching for locally...

New mom Briante Melton of Indianapolis met her best friend at her lowest moment. “I just felt kind of like hopeless,” she says. “Like I was...

Indiana Historical Society will continue its redlining series with a virtual panel of local experts Sept. 29. Indianapolis, like every other city in America, was...

As a horror fanatic, I jumped at the chance to cover Indy Scream Park’s 2020 season. After all, what could possibly be scarier than...

As a horror fanatic, I jumped at the chance to cover Indy Scream Park’s 2020 season. After all, what could possibly be scarier than...

Two Indianapolis neighborhoods miles west of the monument were created explicitly as communities for “colored people” in the early 1900s. These neighborhoods — Sunnyside and West Park View — are located along Girls School Road in Wayne...