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Black-owned botanical shop adding green to the community

Whether you’re looking to spruce up your living space or participate in a little self-care, Victoria Beaty believes tending to a house plant is...

‘Slavery can also be mental’: Why members of the Moorish Science Temple don’t identify as ‘Black’

As a Black Protestant minister, Jonya Pratcher El had read the Bible cover-to-cover and studied it word-for-word many times and still had many unanswered...

Art exhibition at IUPUI ‘responds’ to history of slavery

What started as an idea for Joseph Mella back in 2016 at Vanderbilt University has now come to life six years later. Mella, director and...

Hope Hampton wins only contested IPS school board race

Three new members were approved by voters Nov. 8 to join the Indianapolis Public Schools Board in January. Hope Hampton won with nearly 56% of the District 3 vote, the sole contested IPS race.

Mears wins reelection for county prosecutor

Marion County voters reelected incumbent Democrat Ryan Mears as the county’s lead prosecutor Nov. 8.

Welcome back to ‘Know Your Entertainers’

Any serious research into the history of Indianapolis music requires a visit to the Indianapolis Recorder archives. During the 20th century, the Indianapolis Recorder...

Reich out, Saturday in as Colts try to fix stagnant offense

By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Frank Reich's attempt to fix the Indianapolis Colts' sputtering offense failed so now team owner Jim...

A SCOTUS case that started in a nursing home could have far-reaching implications for millions

A ruling in favor of the Health and Hospital Corporation could mean millions of Americans who rely on federal assistance programs would lose that right.

Tightening abortion laws reignite conversation around a permanent Child Tax Credit

As many states, including Indiana, take steps to tighten abortion laws, conversations have been reignited about how to best support mothers and babies. And many policy experts point to a permanent child tax credit, made available to low- and no-income families, as one way to do that.

Redevelopment options at east side site include housing, green space and retail space

Community members on the east side want to bring more employment, add housing options and provide green spaces to the former Black Mountain site...

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