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Multiple groups working to end food deserts and hunger

Local political leaders, citizens and many in the faith community are all employing different tactics to fight two related problems: hunger and food deserts.According...

Multiple groups working to end food deserts and hunger

Local political leaders, citizens and many in the faith community are all employing different tactics to fight two related problems: hunger and food deserts.According...

Community garden helps far east side and shows teens a possible future

As Sharrona Moore helped set up a garden stand July 2 at Eskenazi Health Center Grassy Creek on the far east side, she quizzed...

Indianapolis Public Library preserves Black history online

A picture doesn’t always last forever. Photographs can become damaged, lost or forgotten about. To make sure mementos of the city’s Black history don’t...

Meet IndyGo’s next president and CEO

IndyGo announced July 9 it has selected Inez Evans as the organization’s new president and CEO. Evans, currently chief operating officer of the Santa...

Volunteer for National Urban League Annual Conference

The National Urban League Annual Conference is coming to Indianapolis from July 24 to 27 at the Indiana Convention Center, and leaders are looking...

What you need to know about Indiana’s updated driver’s licenses, permits and IDs

The Bureau of Motor Vehicles is updating your credential cards — again. No, it’s not Real ID. These updates are supposed to make credentials...

Friends group keeps Frederick Douglass Park’s legacy alive

Friends of Frederick Douglass Park believe the park is more than a plot of land with trees and a jungle gym. It’s a part...

As long-time firefighter retires, his sons continue the legacy

After serving as a firefighter for 35 years, Wayne Williams, 62, retired from the Indianapolis Fire Department in April. Although the fire department said...

Crumbling apartment on the far east side sits vacant: ‘I know a lot of people don’t care about Oaktree’

Precious Lash Long grew up in Oaktree Apartments on the far east side. She lived in an apartment D with her mother and five...

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