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What time is the right time for sleep?

Your brain needs its food — sleep. That’s how it thrives.For younger, developing bodies, sleep is even more crucial for growth and academic success....

Mays Family Institute launches new initiatives

In an effort to continually encourage diversity in philanthropic careers, the Mays Family Institute on Diverse Philanthropy at Indiana University Lilly Family School of...

Poolside incident leaves tenant uncomfortable and questions whether race played a role

The fever for police confronting Black people who are minding their business and bothering no one recently spread to Indianapolis. And like the other...

Indiana Attorney General criticized over groping claims

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ The chairman of the Indiana Democratic Party on Tuesday called for Attorney General Curtis Hill to resign amid accusations made by four...

Celebrate Frederick Douglass’ life and legacy at Conner Prairie

Many may not realize Frederick Douglass visited the area now known as Noblesville during his lifetime. Conner Prairie wants to change that. In July,...

It’s time to check and protect your skin

Bob Marley died from skin cancer that began on his toe.His toe.He ignored a dark spot that appeared underneath his toenail, assuming it was...

Business owner receives racist note, harassment

Indianapolis’ Lvl Up Gaming Lounge, located in the Irvington neighborhood, is months away from its grand opening, but business owners Sami Ali and Tone...

Lessons from a new world: IUPUI welcomes Mandela Washington fellows from Africa

IUPUI welcomed 25 young leaders from 20 African countries to the campus for a six-week program through the Mandela Washington Fellowship. The Mandela Washington Fellowship...

50 years of impact: Locals celebrate WTLC’s significance in their lives

Spot the Jock, turkey giveaways, gospel music and Mayor William Hudnut’s monthly show are all memories Cynthia Stigger fondly recalls of WTLC – Indianapolis’...

Precarious life of being a Black, trans woman

“Grandma, how do I become a girl?” a young Kimberly Acoff asked looking up at her grandmother with hopeful eyes. “Kiss your elbows,” her grandma...

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