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IPS partners with Food Rescue to feed Marion County families

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Seventh-grader Ella Comerford-Barnett has been concerned about food waste and recycling for almost half of her life. At the age of eight, she began...
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Organizations to celebrate Reggie Jones Sr.

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The NAACP Health Initiative is partnering with the Indiana Commission on the Status of African-American Males and Indianapolis Black Expo to celebrate Reggie Jones...
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50 years of celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Indiana Christian Leadership Conference (ICLC) is getting ready for its 50th year of commemorating the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a choir...
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Year in Review: Shonna Majors appointed director of community violence reduction

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Indianapolis doesn’t get a bad reputation nationally since it’s smaller than other cities such as Baltimore and Chicago, but crime and violence have been...
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Year in Review: Officers kept jobs after killing Aaron Bailey

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There have been numerous high-profile instances of police officers killing unarmed Black men and boys and getting away with it over the last handful...
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How I-65/70 shattered Black neighborhoods

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The 4 1/2 miles of Interstates 65 and 70 spidering through downtown Indianapolis are called the “inner loop,” and talks of major repairs to...
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After a decline, 46218 making progress

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The 46218 zip code is a large chunk of Indianapolis on the city’s northeast side, taking up roughly nine square miles. Its reputation is...
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After a decline, 46218 making progress

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The 46218 zip code is a large chunk of Indianapolis on the city’s northeast side, taking up roughly nine square miles. Its reputation is...
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A new YMCA caters to veterans and a diverse crowd

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When the original Pike Township YMCA was built, it was a temporary location to meet the needs of the area until YMCA of Greater...
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A new YMCA caters to veterans and a diverse crowd

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When the original Pike Township YMCA was built, it was a temporary location to meet the needs of the area until YMCA of Greater...
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