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Q&A: MB Dabney releases third book in David Blaise mystery series

A new mystery novel by a local Black author hit the shelves earlier this month. Michael Dabney, an Indy-based author and journalist who writes under...

Local filmmaker to host screening of ‘Jesus’ Love Brought Me Back’

Rev. Delores Thornton is premiering her “swan song” film this May. “Jesus’ Love Brought Me Back,’ a short film inspired by the life of Indy-based...

Indy Parks 2026 Free Concert Series returns with IF Theatre partnership

Indy Parks invites Hoosiers to celebrate the summer with more than 50 free concerts. Indy Parks will kick off its 2026 Free Summer Concert Series...

Indianapolis takes a step toward food justice — one micro-grant at a time 

A new initiative aimed at strengthening Indianapolis’ local food system is investing directly in the farmers, growers and food retailers already working to feed...

Did anybody ask why?

The headline read: “Indiana Black Expo is dropping Circle City Classic.” The internet responded exactly as it was designed to respond. Outrage. Nostalgia. Accusation. Mourning....

Don’t wait for the sirens: How Indianapolis families can prepare now for spring storms 

Spring in Indianapolis brings warmer temperatures, but it also marks the start of severe weather season. Tornadoes, hail, flooding and damaging winds are all common across...

Recorder Rewind:Prep Ball Stars Midwest Challenge 2026

Prep Ball Stars held their annual Midwest Challenge on May 9 in Indianapolis. Check out photos from sports photographer David Dixon below. This gallery...

‘Because of them, I am’: A Mother’s Day message

I am Nichelle Marie, the daughter of Sylvia Marie , who is the daughter of Anna Mae, who is daughter of Anna Neal, who...

Former students, staff and alumni sue Martin University

The class action lawsuit alleges Martin failed to refund students’ tuition and financial aid By CLAIRE RAFFORD Former students, staff and the alumni association of Martin...

Indianapolis council approves data center for Martindale-Brightwood

By FARRAH ANDERSON The Indianapolis City-County Council on Monday approved a proposed data center for the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood. For months, residents of the historically Black Indianapolis...
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