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A thankful lifestyle

“And 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 month 

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: Dentists’ tips and healthier alternatives 

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...

Anthem, Dear Fathers to host Dads to Doulas workshop on Aug. 23 

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is partnering with Dear Fathers to host the Dads to Doulas Marion County Workshop.  The workshop is a daylong...

Council approves updated curfew ordinance for minors 

The City-County Council has passed Proposal No. 232, 2025, updating Marion County’s curfew rules for minors to improve youth safety and support secure neighborhoods.  The...

New site aims to keep teens safe, off streets late at night 

To help keep youth safe downtown, IMPD is launching a new initiative focused on curfew enforcement and family support.   The department has announced a secure...

Dear Fathers and Anthem launch ‘Dads to Doulas’ program 

Dear Fathers, a community organization dedicated to empowering Black fathers, has partnered with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield to launch “Dads to Doulas”...

Indiana slashes number of children in state preschool program

This story was originally published on WFYI. By DYLAN PEERS MCCOY Indiana will limit available seats in its state-funded preschool program to 2,500 children next school...
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