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Indiana author to give talk on Emmett Till trial and friendship with James Baldwin

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When Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam went to trial in September 1955 for murdering Emmett Till, a young writer traveled from New York to...
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Hoosiers debate the future of marijuana

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Currently, medical marijuana is legal in 33 states, and Indiana’s neighbors seem to be adopting looser attitudes about marijuana. Kentucky is considering legalizing medical...
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Hoosiers debate the future of marijuana

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Currently, medical marijuana is legal in 33 states, and Indiana’s neighbors seem to be adopting looser attitudes about marijuana. Kentucky is considering legalizing medical...
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Sports gambling inches closer to reality

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Despite it being technically illegal in Indiana, sports gambling remains a popular pastime for fans. However, on Feb. 26 the Indiana Senate passed Senate...
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Safety academy shows citizens the work first responders do

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Many cities have some kind of citizens academy for everyday people who want a better understanding of what their first responders do, but Troy...
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Sports gambling inches closer to reality

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Despite it being technically illegal in Indiana, sports gambling remains a popular pastime for fans. However, on Feb. 26 the Indiana Senate passed Senate...
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Black History Month stamp revealed at George Washington High School

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Students and faculty at George Washington High School were the first to see the newly revealed Black Heritage stamp featuring dancer, actor and director...
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Street Reach Indy gets funding boost

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The Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation announced a $74,900 grant to the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP), which will be...
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NAACP rallies support for stronger hate crimes legislation at Indiana Statehouse

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Members of the NAACP, along with state legislators, ministers and other Black leaders, gathered Feb. 25 at the Indiana Statehouse in the south atrium...
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Indiana Senate passes bias crimes bill, but Black leaders want more

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The Indiana Senate passed a bias crimes bill Feb. 21 that would allow judges to consider bias generally when imposing a criminal sentence, but...
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