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Kyle Rittenhouse cleared of all charges in Kenosha shootings

ASSOCIATED PRESS - November 19, 2021

By MICHAEL TARM, SCOTT BAUER and AMY FORLITI KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges Nov. 19 after pleading self-defense in...

Arts & Culture

Digital Encyclopedia Indianapolis launches

BREANNA COOPER - November 19, 2021

When the Encyclopedia of Indianapolis was published in 1994, the Indianapolis Colts played in the RCA Dome, Market Square Arena was a hotspot for...

Arts & Culture

From YouTube to Food Network: local baker battles in ‘Holiday Wars’

BREANNA COOPER - November 19, 2021

Ten years ago, Asia Coffee wanted to decorate the perfect cake for her 7-year-old son. She took a decorating class at a local cake...

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Nonprofits respond to increased domestic violence incidents

WFYI - November 18, 2021

Domestic violence incidents and deaths saw a sharp increase during the pandemic. One contributor is added stress, but there are numerous factors at work....

Covid-19

Report recommends more low-barrier shelter beds, navigation hub for homeless

TYLER FENWICK - November 18, 2021

Indianapolis could add more than 100 low-barrier shelter beds in a new building, along with a services navigation center, to help close the gap...

Health

Foundation raising awareness of epilepsy

BREANNA COOPER - November 18, 2021

When Joshua Nalls was 5 years old, his parents noticed he stared off into space and was unresponsive when they called his name. Recognizing...

Business

Black-owned local winery has retail debut

BREANNA COOPER - November 18, 2021

When Nicole Kearney opened Sip & Share Wines in 2016, she just offered at-home wine tastings. After expanding to online sales, Kearney developed the...

Business

New state Black chamber of commerce to enhance collaboration, opportunity

TYLER FENWICK - November 18, 2021

A newly formed Greater Indiana Black Chamber of Commerce will bring together local chambers from around the state to better share resources and information,...

Education

Indiana’s largest teachers union demands lawmakers restore bargaining rights

WFYI - November 16, 2021

By LEE V. GAINES Indiana’s largest teachers union wants lawmakers to restore collective bargaining power to educators in an effort to mitigate the state’s teacher...

Homer Plessy, key to ‘separate but equal,’ on road to pardon

ASSOCIATED PRESS - November 12, 2021

By JANET McCONNAUGHEY NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Louisiana board on Friday voted to pardon Homer Plessy, whose decision to sit in a "whites-only" railroad...

EXPLAINER: Trio guilty of killing Ahmaud Arbery. What now?

All 3 men charged in Arbery’s death convicted of murder

Hogsett declares Nov. 20 ‘Mike Epps Day’ after Netflix taping

Millions of people need insulin. Why is it so expensive?

‘Falling through the cracks’: Long-term disparities in diabetes care

Transforming Lives Through Tech | Stephen Lewis Shares What’s New at Eleven Fifty Academy

‘This isn’t motorists vs. cyclists’: Group calls for safer roads for all

Indianpolis Public Library hosts annual Fall Fest

Hogsett declares Nov. 20 ‘Mike Epps Day’ after Netflix taping

Dennis Murphy: Investing in the future of Indiana’s workforce will alleviate labor shortage strain

Boyd: The bitter side of sugar

Smith: Is there common ground on our history?

Shabazz: Make marijuana legal (or at least get the process started)

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Cathedral football player motivated by loss off the field

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