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Long-awaited climate study finds Black IndyPL employees have faced ‘offensive comments or harassment’

Representatives from Ice Miller unveiled the findings from Indianapolis Public Library’s (IndyPL) climate study during a committee meeting March 23. Roughly 22% of Black...

The Bail Project issues report to judges, responds to criticism

Clients of The Bail Project in Marion County appear in court 95% of the time, and a little more than 25% are arrested for...

Two years in: The pandemic through the eyes of a health care worker’s spouse

Nicole Oberhelman’s house is small, cozy and brims with character. Every corner tells a story. A painting of the first dance from her wedding...

Children of health care workers had a front row seat to the pandemic. It took a toll.

Seven-year-old Phil Will still recognizes where the tape that split his house into two sides was glued to the ground. The kitchen and shelves...

Hospitalization depended heavily on race and vaccination status during U.S. omicron wave

Black adults in the U.S. were hospitalized at nearly four times the rate of White adults during the recent omicron wave, according to a new...

Hogsett announces Elevation Grant Program applications open April 1

Applications for the Elevation Grant Program will be accepted starting April 1. Previously known as the Violent Crime Reduction Grant Program, this program will...

Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship accepting applicants

Indiana Humanities’ Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship is accepting applications through March 31. The fellowship — which provides a $5,000 stipend — supports new humanities...

Juvenile boy dies in hit-and-run

A 7-year-old boy died March 18 while waiting for the bus in what police believe was a hit-and-run on the far east side near...

Local jeweler hosts pop-up shop

Robert Goodman Jewelers is hosting a pop-up event from noon to 4 p.m. March 20. The event, Black Jewelry Designers & Makers Pop-Up, will...

New law closes training loophole for police in Indiana schools

By Lee V. Gaines A new Indiana law will require all police who regularly work inside public schools to undergo basic school resource officer training...

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