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Rep. Pryor responds to Zay’s dismissal from IURC

Gov. Mike Braun confirmed Aug. 3 that Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) member Andy Zay had been dismissed from his post. Zay, whom Braun appointed...

‘The Odyssey’ is driving conversation around Greek mythology, film and ticket sales

Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has been a hot topic of conversation for the last few weeks as moviegoers scramble to find tickets to see...

IU Indy student designs ‘Arts Saves’ to bring awareness to addiction, Alzheimer’s and disaster relief

Charles Watson Jr. is hoping to bring awareness to addiction and Alzheimer’s through his fashion line Art Saves. Watson grew up in Oswego, Illinois, a...

A sold-out Gen Con 2026 weathers crowds and storms

Despite the torrential storms of the weekend, Hoosiers and visitors created a storm of their own at Gen Con 2026 from July 30 –...

Hundreds rally in Fishers to support immigrants and oppose nearby ‘mass deportation’ event

Two groups with opposing views on immigration hosted events Saturday in Central Indiana. One was a private rally in support of mass deportation. The other,...

‘The only place we could play’: Douglass Park Golf Course celebrates 100 years of legacy and community

A century ago, as racial segregation strictly barred Black golfers from setting foot on public and private fairways across Central Indiana, a modest five-hole...

New Harmony Project announces 40th anniversary season, 8 new plays in development

The New Harmony Project (NHP) is unveiling its 40th anniversary season, which includes the third season of New Plays Indy. NHP, which has quickly become...

Applications for 2026 Power Plant Grants to open in August, expands eligibility to artists statewide

Big Car Collaborative is preparing to open applications for the next round of Power Plant Grants (PPG) — and this year, Hoosier artists outside...

The code of silence is killing us

Why the Black working class is done protecting its own destroyers For decades, an invisible but suffocating border has policed the boundaries of Black intellectual...

Indianapolis launches inaugural Black Wealth Crawl to support local Black-owned businesses

The City of Indianapolis has officially unveiled the inaugural Black Wealth Crawl, a first-of-its-kind retail week aimed at driving foot traffic, consumer spending and long-term economic...
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