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City-county councilors: Appoint Nichelle Hayes as library CEO

More than half of the Indianapolis City-County Council members are calling for the Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees to appoint Nichelle M. Hayes...

Know Your Entertainers: Comedy saved Danise Barlow’s life

Born with a rare, usually debilitating medical condition and sexually abused as a child, Danise Barlow has overcome many adversities in her life with...

Holcomb unveils ambitious agenda for 2023, including more than $5B in new spending

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants to spend more than $5 billion in new and increased spending in Indiana’s next budget.

Julia Bullock to perform with Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Classical singer Julia Bullock, an African American soprano, will join the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Nielsen’s “Inextinguishable Symphony” Jan. 13-14. Bullock, a...

EXPLAINER: What happened to Damar Hamlin?

By ROB MAADDI AP Pro Football Writer Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest after making a tackle during Monday night's game, causing...

Jordan’s Fish & Chicken closed after video shows food on floor, a rodent and barefoot employees

Jordan’s Fish & Chicken, at 4175 N. Post Road, was closed after a video surfaced on social media of food being prepared on a dirty floor.

Analysis: Who will own the end of slating for Marion County Democrats?

Local Democrats finally did away with slating, that weird, controversial, complicated candidate endorsement process that by the end of its life left as many people fuming as it did fed.

Marion County Democrats do away with slating

Marion County Democrats will no longer use a controversial candidate endorsement process that many have criticized as a method to perpetuate favoritism and insider...

Year in review: Abortion ban passed then blocked, so what’s next?

It’s been six months since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, allowing each state to decide whether abortion should be legal. Since...

Year in review: City’s Black churches commemorate 100 years

Several Indianapolis Black churches celebrated their 100-year anniversaries in 2022, and more Black churches will celebrate in the future. During the first wave of the...

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