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Arts & Culture

‘I want more women of color competing’: Miss Indiana crowns 6th Black queen

March 10, 2022

When the emcee named Dyna Martinez as first runner-up of the Miss Indiana 2021 pageant, Braxton Hiser could not contain her excitement because she...

Education

School focuses on needs of autistic students

ABRIANA HERRON - June 6, 2022

With her son in one hand, and a stack of papers in the other, Tarryn Joiner left the doctor’s office feeling overwhelmed. Her 4-year-old...

Business

SHE. Xperience provides shopping, entertainment, connections

March 10, 2022

Update: The SHE. Xperience was canceled due to weather. SHE. Event Indy is planning on rescheduling the event. Indianapolis residents will be able to...

Arts & Culture

50 years of Black Expo Summer Celebration

ABRIANA HERRON - June 6, 2022

Indiana Black Expo (IBE) celebrates its 50th anniversary with the return of Summer Celebration after it was canceled last year due to the pandemic. While...

Health

Pandemic poses threat to lead poisoning programs for kids

FARAH YOUSRY - July 7, 2021

As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of health departments’ resources for months, it limited efforts to protect young children from exposure to lead at...

Local News

Prosecutor’s office: Officers justified in killing man in July 2020

TYLER FENWICK - July 2, 2021

The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office won’t file criminal charges against Indianapolis police officers who shot and killed 35-year-old Grant King on July 19, 2020. The...

Federal executions halted; Garland orders protocols reviewed

MICHAEL BALSAMO, COLLEEN LONG and MICHAEL TARM Associated Press - October 8, 2021

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department is halting federal executions after a historic use of capital punishment by the Trump administration, which carried out...

Health

From lead to air pollution: How where you live affects your health

TYLER FENWICK - July 1, 2021

A 30-year-old mother named Margie Smith put her 2-year-old son to bed at 9 p.m. Nov. 2, 1938, and found him dead the next...

Frontpage Headline

The environment and you: ‘Seeing the Earth turning against us’

TYLER FENWICK - July 1, 2021

What if Karla Johnson hadn’t gotten that job with the county health department in 1998? She probably wouldn’t have become an environmental health advocate,...

Health

Hunger in the heartland

BREANNA COOPER - July 1, 2021

When Delvonte Arnold was growing up in Gary, his family drove over 10 miles outside the city to get to a grocery store. The...

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