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Business leaders split on recession forecasts as economic outlooks moderate, finds JPMorgan Chase survey

Performance expectations remain high despite labor and inflation challenges New insight from Innovation Economy leaders finds increased optimism, but concerns around raising capital remain New York...

2024 New Year’s babies born in Indianapolis

This year, Community Health Network had a baby born at all five of our hospitals on New Year’s Day.Ā 

Who will be the next IMPD chief?

After former IMPD Chief Randal Taylor released a statement announcing he would be stepping down from his position in early December 2023, the question...

Greenwood Park Mall shooting victims file lawsuit against Simon Malls, Allied University

Several victims of the Greenwood Park Mall mass shooting have filed a lawsuit in Marion Superior Court against Simon Property Group and Allied Universal Event Services.Ā Ā 

United Way of Central Indiana to help with heating bills

Beginning Jan. 1, United Way of Central Indiana’s Winter Assistance Fund will help Marion County residents with their heating bills.Ā  The annual program runs through...

Library announces Nichelle M. Hayes’ departure

library announces departure of Nichelle M. Hayes

Behind the badge: Randal Taylor reflects on time as IMPD chief

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Chief Randal Taylor announced his resignation Dec. 15. He reflects on his time and leadership as IMPD chief and the department’s growth and challenges.

Organization highlights survivor’s stories, demands end to police brutality

The Indianapolis Liberation Center (ILC) held a press conference on Dec. 21 where a Black man and veteran, for the first time, publicly told...

ā€œIndy Rewind: 2023’s Pivotal Political Moments.ā€

From expensive mayoral races to first-time elections and historic decisions, our city has had its fair share of political highlights. Here we look back...

Recorder Rewind: Top stories for 2023

In a year of digital growth, the Indianapolis Recorder’s top stories for 2023 resonated with new audiences and garnered engagement for critical narratives surrounding the community.

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