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Noise phobia and blue-green algae pose summer health risks for dogs

Kayla Barlow - July 17, 2024

It’s no secret that fireworks continue long after the Fourth of July. For pet owners, it’s also no secret that noise can frighten furry...

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IBJ unveils new Indiana 250

STAFF - July 17, 2024

IBJ Media announced the third annual Indiana 250, a list of the state's most influential business and community leaders, community organizations, nonprofits, government entities...

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Indiana sports icon and civic champion Jim Morris passes away

STAFF - July 17, 2024

Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E) announced that their vice chairman Jim Morris died on July 12. Morris was 81 years old. "Jim's life was a...

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Body cam, radio comms show police targeted student protest leaders

Mandi Patterson - July 17, 2024

Police targeted two Indiana University student protest leaders for arrest, according to Indiana State Police radio chatter and body camera footage obtained by WFIU/WTIU. ISP...

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Young Rwandan refugee’s triumph takes center stage at Indy Shorts Film Fest

HANNA RAUWORTH - July 19, 2024

At the Indy Shorts Film Fest on July 25, Splicer Films will introduce "A Divine Journey,” a documentary covering the harrowing story of Rwandan...

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Over 40,000 Catholics to descend on Indy

Mandi Patterson - July 11, 2024

Indianapolis will host the upcoming National Eucharistic Congress — a gathering of Catholics focusing on the Sacrament of Holy Communion, or what some Christian...

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Newly elected Black mayors talk policy at IBE summit

CHLOE McGOWAN - July 15, 2024

Mayor Ronald Morrell Jr., Mayor Deb Whitfield and Mayor Rod Roberson took the stage June 28 during the 2024 Indiana Black Expo Policy Summit...

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This Weekend in the Arts: July 12-14

CHLOE McGOWAN - July 11, 2024

July is here, with sunny days, soaring temperatures and plenty of things to do with the family. So, whether you are looking to barbecue...

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Faces of faith: Iglesia Casa de Restauración

Kayla Barlow - July 10, 2024

The Indianapolis Recorder is showcasing the diversity of Indy’s religious community through a series of stories. This week’s segment highlights Iglesia Casa de Restauración, a...

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Who do I call?: Digital deviants edition

HANNA RAUWORTH - January 13, 2025

Did you hear that every McDonald’s location is closing tomorrow? Or how about that your favorite celebrity unexpectedly died? What about sending money to...

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