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$3.7MĀ investment aims to turn the tide onĀ Indiana’sĀ maternal and infant health crisisĀ 

Indiana continues to face one of the most pressing public health challenges in the nation, but a new multi-million-dollar investment aims to shift outcomes...

Thanks, Mom, for making me a sports enthusiast.

Pauline Bridges would've been 92 years young this week and, while it remains up to others to determine if there's anything good about yours...

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana Invests $100,000 in Women’s Fund; Event Highlights Support for Tandem Postpartum House

BLOOMINGTON, IN – March 11, 2026 – Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana highlighted its $100,000 investment in Women’s Fund of Central...

5 good things happening for Black kids

Here are some uplifting pieces of news about Black students in schools. Not gonna lie: writing about how Black children navigate the K-12 education system,...

Crown and culture

The Indianapolis Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. hosts Dayla at the Madam Walker Legacy Center First through third grade students of the...

A thankful lifestyle

ā€œAnd whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through...

How lead sneaks into your home: Disclosing hidden pathways

Lead is a toxic metal that has been used for centuries in paints, plumbing and manufactured products. No amount or level is considered safe...

Some expecting mothers in Indianapolis can now get up to $750 a monthĀ 

Expecting mothers in Indianapolis can receive cash assistance from the city’s new initiative.  The Bridge Project, in partnership with the City of Indianapolis, announced the start of the BIRTH (Building Independent...

How to protect kids’ teeth this Halloween:Ā Dentists’ tips and healthier alternativesĀ 

As orange-and-black decorations go up across neighborhoods, so do piles of candy. Dentists say you don't have to ruin the fun to protect your family's teeth — but a little...

Toxic legacy: Lead poisoning in historically Black communities continues to rise

Community advocates and health officials are sounding the alarm on lead poisoning, urging parents, particularly those in historically Black and brown neighborhoods, to get...
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