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IPS approves plan to move 600 students to IndyGo for transportation services

Indianapolis Public Schools will transition about 600 high school students from yellow bus service to IndyGo starting next school year, another step in the...

Indianapolis Colts add pass rusher Kwity Paye of Michigan

By MICHAEL MAROT INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Kwity Paye just wanted a chance to hear his name called during the NFL draft so he could tell...

Raised garden beds help connect more people to food

Flanner House added raised garden beds to its farm to increase accessibility for older adults and anyone else who has difficulty bending over to...

Critics questioned lack of community members on IMPD panel discussion

Community members shared criticism of a moderated discussion between author Marc Lamont Hill and several Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers on social media. Former...

Gun control conversations divide Indianapolis

As Indianapolis residents mourned the loss of eight people in the FedEx shooting April 16, it was difficult to escape calls for gun control...

Longtime Recorder designer Jeffery Sellers retires

Jeffery Sellers, the Recorder’s production manager, will retire from the newspaper after 32 years. Sellers joined the Recorder in 1989 as an entry-level graphic designer. “I...

Black patients less likely to receive diagnostic imaging at emergency departments

Black patients are less likely to receive diagnostic medical imaging during a hospital visit, studies show — and that might lead to a range...

CDC says many Americans can now go outside without a mask

By MIKE STOBBE NEW YORK (AP) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention eased its guidelines April 27 on the wearing of masks outdoors,...

Accessing Emergency Mental Health Care In Indiana Often Challenging

By CARTER BARRETT Late on April 15, Brandon Hole stepped out of his car at an Indianapolis FedEx facility. Armed with a rifle, he shot...

Report recommends Indy gets more aggressive to ensure equitable development, prevent displacement

A report released by the Department of Metropolitan Development and a national nonprofit recommends the city enact policies such as making the new rent...

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