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The Mind Trust responds to the passage of HB 1423

Today’s passage of HB 1423 is a groundbreaking win for Indianapolis students. The bill creates a roadmap for ensuring a sustainable, high-quality system of...

IU students showcased research projects at the Indiana Statehouse

Regionals at the Rotunda brought more than 50 Indiana University students from across the state to present research and creative projects to legislators. Students from...

NAATC 2026 season to include ā€˜Willa B’s Letter,’ ā€˜Storytelling Slam’

The Naptown African American Theatre Collective hopes to push the limits of what audiences think about freedom this season.  The NAATC is doing things a...

The unfinished fight for health equityĀ 

Black History Month is often a time to reflect on political milestones, cultural achievements and civil rights victories. But for many public health leaders,...

Heart disease disparities demand community-driven solutions, cardiologist saysĀ 

Heart disease continues to disproportionately affect Black Americans, driven by a complex mix of genetics, chronic conditions and social determinants of health.  Dr. Tom Schleeter, a cardiologist who...

Public safety, development proposals expectedĀ atĀ March 2 council meetingĀ 

The Indianapolis City-County Council will hold its next full council meeting on Monday, March 2, 2026, beginning at 7 p.m. The session takes place at...

Indians partner with GANGGANG to reimagine Negro Leagues tribute

The Indianapolis Indians are teaming up with local creative advocacy group GANGGANG for a year-long partnership to overhaul the team's annual tribute to the...

Facing eviction in Indianapolis? Here’s what to know.

This story was originally published in Mirror Indy. If your landlord files an eviction against you in Indianapolis, you’re far from alone. That happens about...

Indy Shakes presents ā€˜Shakespeare fanfiction’ with ā€˜ADO’ 

Written by Lavina Jadhwani, ā€œADOā€ reimagines William Shakespeare’s ā€œMuch Ado About Nothingā€ from the perspective of the female main character, Hero.  Presented by the Indianapolis Shakespeare Company in...

Indianapolis Recorder joins Local Organizing Committee for 2026 HBCU All-Star Game

The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper, theĀ third-oldestĀ operating Black publication in the United States, will have a significant presence in bringing the Fifth Annual HBCU All-Star Game...
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