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2 Indianapolis properties named in accessibility lawsuit

A lawsuit filed by fair housing organizations in multiple states alleges dozens of properties that advertise for people 55 and older have violated federal...

Mortgage assistance still available in pandemic’s 3rd year

Homeowners who have been impacted economically by the COVID-19 pandemic can still get mortgage assistance at the state and local level as programs find...

Indianapolis awarded $9 million for homelessness grant

The city of Indianapolis received a $9.4 million award from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to help individuals and families experiencing...

IMPD officer who allegedly grabbed man’s testicles faces charges, possible termination

An Indianapolis police officer faces a felony and two misdemeanor charges from an incident in February when investigators say the officer used excessive force...

Juvenile justice reform law is a step forward, but some say it’s just the beginning

Ronnelle Collins was just 14 years old when he first encountered the juvenile justice system. He vividly remembers when the police ran toward him,...

The Bail Project issues report to judges, responds to criticism

Clients of The Bail Project in Marion County appear in court 95% of the time, and a little more than 25% are arrested for...

Hogsett announces Elevation Grant Program applications open April 1

Applications for the Elevation Grant Program will be accepted starting April 1. Previously known as the Violent Crime Reduction Grant Program, this program will...

Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship accepting applicants

Indiana Humanities’ Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship is accepting applications through March 31. The fellowship — which provides a $5,000 stipend — supports new humanities...

Juvenile boy dies in hit-and-run

A 7-year-old boy died March 18 while waiting for the bus in what police believe was a hit-and-run on the far east side near...

Lynching victim remembered 100 years later with headstone, corrected death certificate

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

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