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Women4Change push lawmakers for stronger consent laws

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Women4Change Indiana, a coalition helping to promote equality for women, held a rally at the Statehouse March 5 to address Indiana’s lack of a...
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Health department starts new campaign in fight against opioids

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What does drug addiction look like?Substance abuse disorder affects either gender, any race and people of all ages. The Marion County Public Health Department’s...
Education

New law school dean makes history

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Sixteen years after joining the faculty of Indiana University’s Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Karen Bravo made history by being the first person...
Covid-19

Coronavirus: what you need to know

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There were at least 80 confirmed cases of COVID-19, commonly called coronavirus, in the United States as of March 4, according to the Centers...
Arts & Culture

Local artists celebrate women

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Local visual and musical artists will gather to celebrate International Women’s Day during “Art I a Woman” March 7 at Broadway United Methodist Church.The...
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HISTORY IN THE BAKING: Indianapolis pastry chef defies odds

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Alvin Clark is a man of few words. Luckily, his accomplishments speak for him.  Clark, 81, is the first African African man to become a...
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Southport assistant chief of police makes history

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Growing up, Lossie Davis always knew she would be in law enforcement. Several of her aunts, uncles and her stepfather all worked in the fire...
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Civil rights activist, organizer changed course of labor movement

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A. Philip Randolph’s legacy was cemented as a part of the “Big 6,” a group of African American leaders who organized the 1963 March...
Local News

Health department starts new campaign to tackle opioid abuse

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With a grant from the National Association of County and City Health Officials, the Marion County Public Health Department will tackle the opioid crisis...
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Health department starts new campaign to tackle opioid abuse

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With a grant from the National Association of County and City Health Officials, the Marion County Public Health Department will tackle the opioid crisis...
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