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Rental assistance for Hoosiers halted

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IndyRent paused applications for rental assistance on June 26. IndyRent, the city's primary rental assistance program, resumed submissions on April 27. The IndyRent reboot arrived...
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Broad Ripple leaders want to make the neighborhood a ‘gun-free zone’ after three people are shot and killed

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The Broad Ripple Village Association will request a permit from the city to make the neighborhood a gun-free zone on Friday and Saturday nights through the end of August.
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Live updates | 5 people on missing submersible believed to be dead, company says

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The company leading the Titan submersible trip to the wreckage of the Titanic says the five missing crew members are believed to be dead....
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Sackett v EPA: One big win for real estate developers, one huge loss in the fight to protect Indiana’s wetlands

JAYDEN KENNETT -
As Indiana struggles with troubled waterways, concerns are mounting among activists and environmentalists over the potential economic and ecological impacts of a recent U.S....
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Riley Children’s Health seeing more child gunshot victims

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Riley Children’s Health officials said they have seen an increase in child gunshot victims come through their trauma center.
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Little feet hit the concrete for the fourth annual Community Peace Walk

JADE JACKSON -
Over 100 youth gathered at the Leadership & Legacy campus of Edna Martin Christian Center and ventured off to walk through their neighborhood with a powerful message.
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Mayor Hogsett’s anti-violence update: Gun-free zones, new gun control ordinance and alleged threats 

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In a continuation of Mayor Joe Hogsett’s anti-violence plan, he announces a gun-free zone policy; City council passes new gun control ordinance, and Mayor Hogsett said people have been threatening him against these changes
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Celebrate Juneteenth in Indianapolis all weekend long

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If you are wondering where you can celebrate Juneteenth National Freedom Day in Indianapolis, look no further. The Recorder put together a list of...
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Accidental shootings on the rise; Children most vulnerable

JADE JACKSON -
On the steps of a home on North Kealing Avenue sits a memorial full of toys and stuffed animals. A small pair of orange and black Nikes sit in the middle of the memorial to commemorate the life of 5-year-old Hakiem Scott.
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Hidden history and freedom: Indiana’s unsung heroes of Juneteenth

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Garland H. White was born into slavery in 1829. Congressman Robert Toombs, who went on to serve in the Confederacy as a general during...
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