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Blacktoberfest will ‘celebrate unapologetic Blackness’

Dominic Dorsey has been dreaming of Blacktoberfest since 2016. He got the idea from when he was a counselor in an after-school program at...

Soul Food Project brings healthy options to Indianapolis food deserts

In the summer months, Danielle Guerin is outside farming as soon as the sun comes up. As director of Soul Food Project, the 31-year-old...

At-home COVID-19 test kits free for some ZIP codes

Indianapolis residents in certain ZIP codes can order free COVID-19 test kits through the Marion County Public Health Department. The Say Yes! COVID Test At-Home...

Fifth Third Bank supports ROCK Initiative with $20 million investment

Fifth Third Bank will invest $20 million in the Arlington Woods neighborhood in the form of loans, philanthropic support, grants and other investments over...

Small library aims to address big problems

When Neline Wooley came out of high school in the early 1970s, she was surrounded by Black love and Black power, and she knew...

Council approves $1.3 billion 2022 budget

The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a $1.3 billion 2022 budget Oct. 18, with the largest chunks of funding going toward public safety programs and...

Colin Powell has died of COVID-19 complications, family says

WASHINGTON (AP) — Colin Powell, former Joint Chiefs chairman and secretary of state, has died from COVID-19 complications, his family said Monday. He was...

Mike Woodson trying to build Indiana’s confidence in Year 1

The first thing new Indiana basketball head coach Mike Woodson told Trayce Jackson-Davis after the all-conference forward said he’d stay in Bloomington for another...

‘The lower the income, the higher the prevalence for abuse’: domestic violence linked to poverty

Black women are more likely to be victims of domestic violence than any other demographic. A Bureau of Justice study found 44% of Black...

New gardeners: Beware of this invisible soil hazard

As daylight wanes, and chilly temperatures hint at the winter to come, Indianapolis’ veteran gardeners like Aster Bekele are preparing to put their gardens...

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