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Purdue Poly student killed in weekend shooting

Purdue Polytechnic High School student James Johnson III was killed in a shooting the evening of Feb. 4 at a home in Irvington. “Devastated to...

Free health clinic returns permanently to IndyGo transit center

By JILL SHERIDAN WFYI News A free, mobile health clinic will set up permanent hours at IndyGo’s transit center. Wellness in Transit started last year...

Know your entertainers: Local rap artist Skypp reaches Top 10 on iTunes

An Indianapolis artist climbed the iTunes charts for a second time, joining the ranks alongside notable rappers such as Drake, Eminem and Dr. Dre...

IBE’s new president, CEO lays out goals for organization

Indiana Black Expo’s new president and CEO, Alice Watson, took over the 52-year-old organization at the start of the year with plans to expand...

IPS board delays controversial operating referendum vote

By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI News The Indianapolis Public Schools board of commissioners delayed its planned Jan. 28 vote on putting a $413.6 million operating property...

In 67 minutes of video, brutality followed by nonchalance

By MATT SEDENSKY AP National Writer If you stumbled on the scene too late, you might have missed him there, bloodied and beaten. The officers' demeanors...

Death of Tyre Nichols sparks protests, shock and outrage across the country

In the early evening of January 27, authorities in Memphis, Tennessee, released video footage of Tyre Nichols being beaten by Memphis Police Officers. The...

Criminal homicides, shootings down in 2022

Criminal homicides in Indianapolis decreased by 16.3% in 2022 compared to 2021, and there were 13.7% fewer nonfatal shooting, Mayor Joe Hogsett announced Jan....

IPS board to vote on controversial tax referendum Saturday

By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI News After mounting pressure from charter school advocates, leaders at Indianapolis Public Schools are close to sharing more property-tax revenue with charter...

Local female veteran group lets the community know ‘our stories count’

For Dr. Dorothy Simpson-Taylor, serving in the U.S. Air Force was just the beginning of her contribution to her country and community. From 1963 to...

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