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Police body cam bill disorients Black community

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Once called a proposal that would “take secrecy to new heights,” House Bill (HB) 1019, also known as the “body cam bill,” has been...
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Decades in the making: Avondale Meadows shedding ‘food desert’ status after 20 years

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In 1996, a dozen eggs cost $1.31, a gallon of regular gas was $1.23 and a first-class postage stamp could be bought for only...
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Thousands stand up for women’s rights: Controversial abortion bill causes uproar throughout the state

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Breezy 40-degree weather in Indianapolis didn’t stop more than 1,200 women and men from shouting “Fire Mike Pence” while raising protest signs in the...
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Pacers playoff rally set for Tuesday afternoon

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The Indiana Pacers will hold a Playoffs Rally on Tuesday afternoon, April 19, from 4:30-6:00 p.m. on the north side of Indianapolis at the...
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Scars and all: Survivor shows double mastectomy

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In October 2002, at the age of 35, Phyllis Pigford-Mason was diagnosed with stage-four bone cancer and given a life expectancy of less than...
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Borrower beware: Payday loans a costly, controversial option

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For a family that’s just barely making ends meet, an unexpected expense — a broken-down car, a busted water heater, emergency medical care, etc....
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Former Detroit Gang Member Now a Gang Peacemaker

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Ray Winans, once affectionately known as “Killer Ray,” is helping reduce gun violence in Detroit — one gang member at a time.The 37-year-old former...
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Credit union honored for ‘outstanding’ marketing, business development

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Financial Center First Credit Union (FCFCU), which has been serving consumers within 10 Indiana counties for more than 62 years, was recently honored with...
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Welcome to manhood: 45 young men learn what it means to be a Black man in Beautillion Militaire

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Sunday afternoons are often looked to as a time of relaxation, but the young men enrolled in the Beautillion Militaire program have grown to...
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Carson seeks to eliminate food deserts in Indianapolis

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In 2014, Indianapolis was named the worst city in the nation for food deserts, according to WalkScore, a company whose mission is to promote...
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