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IBLC founding member dies

Hurley Goodall, who served for 14 years in the Indiana General Assembly and was a founding member of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC),...

Parent group unveils three-year education platform

A group of parent advocates released a four-pronged platform during a virtual event May 18 to advance educational equity in Indianapolis. The platform, developed by...

‘It makes our jobs harder’: police in emergency rooms

Two African American custodial workers at Indiana University Health Indianapolis were arrested last year by IU Health police on suspicion of a drug deal. They...

Indianapolis’ first Black automotive salesman dies at 87

Longtime Indianapolis businessman Payton R. Wells died May 9. Wells owned several car dealerships throughout the city. He started his career in the auto dealership...

Women in NAACP Committee to host virtual forum

The Women in NAACP Committee will host a virtual forum from 6-8 p.m. May 20 on the Greater Indianapolis NAACP Facebook page. Attendees are...

City recommends loosening COVID-19 restrictions

Starting June 7, Marion County will loosen COVID-19 restrictions, including capacity limitations and the mask requirement for fully vaccinated individuals. The move follows recent...

‘A friend we never met’: First African American female graduate of Arsenal Tech finally honored

For nearly four decades, Bessie Alethia Anderson Speights lay in anonymity near the southwestern-most corner of Floral Park Cemetery on the city’s west side. Now,...

Indianapolis fixing the roads cautiously traveled

The good news: The city will spend $25 million to fix roughly 60 miles worth of residential streets throughout Marion County. Mayor Joe Hogsett...

IRS chief expects new child payments to start this summer

By MARCY GORDON WASHINGTON (AP) — It's a strain, but the head of the IRS said Tuesday he expects to meet the July 1 deadline...

Report: Nonprofits more active in advocacy, education but work is still ‘shallow’

A report from Indiana University found more nonprofits in Indiana do advocacy and public education work than they did almost 20 years ago, though...

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