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Indianapolis Public Library names Gabriel Morley new CEO

Indianapolis Public Library announced Gabriel Morley as its next CEO during a board meeting Dec. 8. The other finalist for the position was current interim CEO Nichelle M. Hayes.

Where to visit with a Black Santa this holiday season

Santa is coming to town. Those with kids know how much little ones look forward to opportunities to meet the big guy in red before...

Green space on far east side has reduced lead in soil

A lead pilot program released preliminary data that shows a 50% reduction in lead at a green space at 38th Street and Post Road....

WNBA star Griner freed in swap for Russian arms dealer Bout

By ERIC TUCKER, MATTHEW LEE and ZEKE MILLER Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Russia freed WNBA star Brittney Griner on Dec. 8 in a dramatic...

Tamara Winfrey-Harris named president of Women’s Fund of Central Indiana

The Women’s Fund of Central Indiana named author, columnist and speaker Tamara Winfrey-Harris as its new president Dec.6. The Women’s Fund of Central Indiana is...

How to avoid losing your health insurance when the federal COVID emergency ends

The end of the COVID-19 public health emergency that the federal government declared in 2020 has been postponed several times. Indiana Medicaid officials say it...

What to know about Perry Township’s school redistricting plan

Hundreds of pre-K through fifth grade students could be forced to switch schools next year if the board of Perry Township Schools approves redrawing...

Eli Lilly says it’s nearly tripled spending with Black vendors since 2020 racial equity pledge

Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly said it has nearly tripled its spending with Black vendors and suppliers and is ahead of schedule on employee volunteer...

Library CEO finalists give public presentations

The search for a new CEO for Indianapolis Public Library is almost complete. The two finalists for the position, Nichelle M. Hayes and Gabriel Morley,...

Locking up kids is traumatic. Indianapolis looked for alternatives.

By KATRINA PROSS and DYLAN PEERS MCCOY WFYI In an empty retail space on the far east side of Indianapolis, about 30 boys pull plastic chairs into...

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