You likely know Frederick Douglass (1880-1895) was a slave turned abolitionist, journalist, orator and the first African-American to hold a significant U.S. government rank,...
Trailing through the auburn and golden leaves dangling from tree branches swarming Meridian Street are thousands of runners setting the tone and pace during...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Homeland Securityās Customs & Border Protection (CBP) this week will begin new...
The Indianapolis Recorder is seeking an experienced, motivated and energetic reporter to cover a variety of beats including general news, sports and government. In...
Indianapolisā six most troubled small neighborhoods have been identified using statistical data, and the community is being asked to generate solutions to the cityās...
Due to the ever-growing popularity of Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, social media has influenced our everyday vernacular, personal relationships (or lack thereof), and even...
Domestic violence was highlighted recently as the world watched the prerecorded video of Ray Rice, former Baltimore Ravens running back, commit assault against the...
The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper is currently accepting submissions from Indianapolis-based art/culture, entertainment, politics, social justice/activism, and health/fitness writers for our online platform indianapolisrecorder.com/blogs.Interested writers...
Monday, Oct. 6 is the statewide voter registration deadline. Voters new to Indianapolis or who have recently moved or changed their names must update...