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Purple Line open house

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IndyGo will have an open house for community members to learn about the proposed Purple Line from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at CAFÉ Indy,...
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Drake withdraws from state House race, will run for Senate instead

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Belinda Drake withdrew her campaign for the Indiana House of Representatives in District 89 and has filed to run instead for the Senate in...
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Council Democrats reject commission to study violent crime, disparate impacts

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Democrats on an Indianapolis City-County Council committee rejected a Republican-backed proposal that would have created a commission to study violent crime and its disparate...
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Presentation focuses on voting, African Americans

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Despite the passing of the Voting Rights Act in 1965, African Americans still face barriers in their attempts to cast a ballot in local...
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How Merritt’s Black agenda came to be

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When longtime Republican state Sen. Jim Merritt announced his candidacy for mayor of Indianapolis in January 2019, he and members of his campaign team...
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Giving power to those actually affected by incarceration

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People who have been directly impacted by incarceration gathered at the Kennedy King Park Center for two days of training to help them become...
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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance helping Hoosiers

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Each year, thousands of Central Indiana residents pay hundreds of dollars to file their taxes without knowing they may be eligible for free filing.The...
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Controversial Senate bills receive fate

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The deadline for bills to go from the Indiana Senate to the House of Representatives — and vice versa — is past.Senate Bill 449,...
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State museum exhibit puts opioid crisis on full display

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A new exhibit at the Indiana State Museum offers a stark look at the opioid crisis in Indiana while still maintaining a sense of...
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Douglass Park nearing 100 years old, needs new family center

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Members of the Martindale-Brightwood community, along with officials from the city and parks department, recently discussed the history of Frederick Douglass Park and the...
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