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National Urban League Conference returns to Indianapolis

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After 25 years, Indianapolis will once again host the National Urban League Conference where leaders from diverse fields, including business, politics and media, will...
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For youth, by youth

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Too many times adults tell youth what’s important instead of listening to the young people adults believe they’re helping. This top down approach often...
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Meet the Artists is back for its 31st year

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Meet the Artists is back, and this year, the cultural event is celebrating Anthony Radford, who founded the exhibit and has guided it through...
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New minority-owned grocery store gives new hope to northeast side

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A new grocery store on Indianapolis’ northeast side is going to try to do what so many people and organizations in the city have...
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Advocate for the blind promotes inclusion

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Through his work with the National Federation of the Blind of Indiana, Lee Martin Sr. works to empower a group often overlooked. In addition...
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Advocate for the blind promotes inclusion

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Through his work with the National Federation of the Blind of Indiana, Lee Martin Sr. works to empower a group often overlooked. In addition...
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IMPD announces body camera trial

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In a few weeks, police officers in Indianapolis’ three most busy police districts — north, east and southeast — will wear body cameras during...
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Join us in celebrating Black excellence, history and culture

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As we enter into what is hopefully the final month of winter, we have plenty to celebrate at Indiana University. But as the days...
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Pierre Desir goes from Haiti to the NFL

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As the Indianapolis Colts mounted an improbable run to the playoff this past season, one of the players who emerged as a surprise catalyst...
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Local artist selling paintings to benefit youth organization

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Local artist Adele Schluge, a 40-year resident of Indianapolis’ east side, had enough of the violence and crime engulfing her community. It’s a common...
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