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Will federal money to close Indiana’s digital gap help all who need it most?

In March 2020, Herron-Riverside High School Head Katie Dorsey said, “It was like the floodgates opened.” When instruction went virtual, the demand for support to...

Residents express pedestrian safety concerns as crashes increase

Mother and daughter duo Stephanie Patterson Cline and Nicole Young spend most mornings and some evenings biking together and with others from Black Girls...

Indiana native authors book about his time in Africa

Indianapolis native Carl Henn discovered red red and sadza when he moved to the continent of Africa more than 40 years ago. Ghanaian red red...

Connected Communities Initiative invests in new trails, greenways with a focus on equity

Haughville and Martindale-Brightwood will soon have new trails and greenways designed to improve pedestrian and bicycling safety and connect underserved communities. The Central Indiana Community...

Hoosiers try to find footing in job market

Kimberly Simmons has heard the tropes about people being too lazy and not wanting to work. It’s a tempting analysis with all of the...

78,000 pounds of infant formula arrives in US

By MICHAEL CONROY Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A military plane carrying enough specialty infant formula for more than half a million baby bottles arrived...

Carmel High School administration, BSA reach ‘positive resolution’

After a mixup with the redesign of the 2021 yearbook that excluded the Black Student Association (BSA), Carmel High School administration, Pinnacle staff and...

Family, friends remember Recorder art director John Hurst

John Hurst, the Recorder’s former art director who was known for his graphic design skills and love for art, died May 16. He was...

Education company trying to increase participation in after-school programs

Picture Darye Henry and San Pathak at a family gathering, off in a corner strategizing. Henry and Pathak are brothers-in-law, but they’re also co-founders...

‘Made in Indy’ podcast highlights local creators

Few things in life induce panic like a soon-to-be college graduate who’s about to step into the real world. That was Kendall Antron in...

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