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New Conviction Integrity Unit will try to right wrongs

Kendrick Morris had just finished reading his Bible at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility when a correction officer walked by to take a head count. She...

Doctor’s COVID-19 death inspires bill for ‘cultural awareness’ training

A prominent lawmaker wants to make sure the final days of Dr. Susan Moore’s life, which were chronicled in an emotional video, lead to...

Holcomb’s vison for 2021 focuses on ‘equity, policing and COVID-19’

Gov. Eric Holcomb has a busy year ahead of him. In a roundtable discussion Jan. 5, Holcomb laid out his plans for 2021 and...

Hoping for a brighter 2021

2020 was a year of massive turbulence. Between a global pandemic that temporarily shut down the state, financial struggles that accompanied the virus and...

New headquarters, Purple Line and ‘micro-transit’ on IndyGo’s agenda for 2021

IndyGo is stepping into a momentous year as the transportation corporation will begin construction on the new Purple Line and transition to new headquarters...

What to know about stimulus 2.0 — Your second stimulus payment questions answered

After months of negotiations and the president’s delayed signature, a second round of stimulus checks are finally headed out to American families who could...

IU Health CEO requests external review of Dr. Susan Moore’s treatment

IU Health CEO Dennis Murphy requested an external review of the case of Dr. Susan Moore, who accused the health care provider of racism...

2020 Year in Review: Elections brought record voter turnout

In 2020 fashion, election night — and the days leading up to it — were anything but ordinary. COVID-19 fears led many Hoosiers to...

2020 Year in Review: Racism declared a public health crisis

Following months of protests related to police brutality and systemic racism, the Indianapolis City-County Council passed a special resolution in June declaring racism a...

2020 Year in Review: Families spent 2020 navigating abrupt changes in education

Many of the families whose children attend K-12 schools in Marion County had only a little more than 12 hours of formal notice that...

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