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Navigating open enrollment 2022: Where should you begin?

STEVE SMITHERMAN -
As we enter the final months of 2021, many Hoosiers will face a difficult choice — selecting and enrolling into a health insurance plan....
Business

Leveling the playing field, closing the wealth gap for Black-owned businesses

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By STACIA MURPHY Improving the quality of life for everyone means taking equitable measures that allow everyone to participate in the economy. In order to...
Arts & Culture

‘Rasheeda’s Freedom Day’ story to be told at Newfields

BREANNA COOPER -
In 1962, 15-year-old JoAnna LeNoir took her mother, Rasheeda, and her siblings from an abusive household and settled in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood. Since then,...
Covid-19

‘I hate COVID’: Younger children roll up their sleeves for vaccine

TYLER FENWICK -
Six-year-old Bellamy Hermmann sat in a chair that could have held three of her comfortably and rolled up her pink sleeve, exposing a tiny...
Business

‘This is not sustainable’: Report shows racial gaps in the education-to-workforce pipeline

TYLER FENWICK -
From high school graduation waivers to college enrollment and completion, a new report from Business Equity for Indy shows how education disparities for Black...
Education

IPS may share $5M in referendum funds with charter partners annually

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL Leaders of Indianapolis Public Schools may decide to share funds from their 2018 property-tax referendum with the independently managed schools in the...
News Briefs

Virtual job fair

STAFF -
Indianapolis residents ages 15 through 30 can attend a virtual job fair to connect with employers and training opportunities. Information on careers and employability...
Arts & Culture

Carmel Symphony Orchestra honors Florence Smith Price

STAFF -
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra (CSO) will celebrate the work of Florence Smith Nov. 13 during the Masterworks 2 program at the Center for the...
Covid-19

Mid-North neighborhood to get $3.5M in investment over 3 years

TYLER FENWICK -
The Mid-North neighborhood will receive $3.5 million in investments for housing, education and food access over a three-year period as part of the city’s...
Arts & Culture

Cultural Trail expansion aims to connect neighborhoods, protect pedestrians

BREANNA COOPER -
Mayor Joe Hogsett and Kären Haley, executive director of Indianapolis Cultural Trail Inc., announced a two-mile expansion of the trail during a groundbreaking ceremony...
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