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Heartland Film Festival returns for 30th year

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For three decades, Heartland Film Festival has shared international hits and local, independent films alike. For its 30th year — last year confined to...
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Director of Equal Justice Initiative calls for proximity

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Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of Equal Justice Initiative — a nonprofit providing legal aid for prisoners around the country — called for...
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Olympian teams up with Eli Lilly and Komen to support Black women with breast cancer

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Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is partnering with patient advocacy group Susan G. Komen to expand resources to support Black women facing breast cancer in Indianapolis, Chicago...
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Legendary WTLC personality Vicki Buchanan dies

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Vicki Buchanan, the first female on-air personality at WTLC, died Oct. 4. The radio station confirmed her death online. She was 67. Affectionately called the...
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Freetown Village Black History Moment: Frank R. Beckwith first Black person to run for president in a major political party

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Indianapolis Attorney Frank Roscoe Beckwith was the first Black person to run in a major political party for president of the United States. He...
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COVID-19 vaccine clinic

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KIPP Indy Public Schools will host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic from 3-7 p.m. Oct. 5 at KIPP Indy Legacy High School, 2255 Ralston Ave. The...
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Holcomb signs redistricting legislation

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Update: Gov. Eric Holcomb signed the redistricting bill into law Oct. 4. “Today I signed HB 1581, completing this once-in-a-decade constitutionally required process,” Holcomb said...
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Democrats fail to change maps; Senate readies for final vote

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Senate Republicans voted down a number of amendments brought by Democrats on Sept. 30 that would have changed the redistricting process or altered specific...
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Indiana Humanities to award nearly $50,000 in grants

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Indiana Humanities will award nonprofit organizations throughout the state with up to $5,000 in grants to support programs to help increase civic engagement amongst...
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Police shoot woman on north side during attempted arrest

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An Indianapolis police officer shot a woman late Sept. 29 during an attempted arrest at 1900 Covey Lane. Police said the woman was armed...
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