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Even in his passing the Simpson verdict remains polarizing

DANNY BRIDGES - April 18, 2024

Orenthal James Simpson passed away recently from prostate cancer and it quickly took me back to one of the darkest and most volatile periods...

Education

Martin University adds cybersecurity and data analytic programs

STAFF - March 26, 2024

Martin University is enhancing its academic offerings to meet the evolving demands of the workforce. By integrating cybersecurity and data analytics into its programs, the...

Health

Silent screams: Exploring lesser-known forms of domestic violence and abuse

NORAL PARHAM - October 30, 2023

Not all domestic violence results in a bruise or broken bone. While most people are cognizant of physical forms of domestic violence, such as...

Local News

Indianapolis’ proposed 2024 budget breakdown

JADE JACKSON - August 16, 2023

This week, the Indianapolis City-County Council received the 2024 proposed city budget, which outlines planned expenditures totaling the city’s highest yet at $1.5 billion.

Local News

New bill could limit cash bail

BREANNA COOPER - January 21, 2021

A new bill authored by state Sen. Karen Tallian would limit the use of cash bail in Indiana jails. Senate Bill 222 would prohibit...

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Vacant Citizens coke plant site selected for new justice center

Guest Contributor - February 2, 2017

A new criminal justice complex, which will serve as a cornerstone of Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett’s strategy to reform the city’s approach to crime,...

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Vacant Citizens coke plant site selected for new justice center

Guest Contributor - February 2, 2017

A new criminal justice complex, which will serve as a cornerstone of Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett’s strategy to reform the city’s approach to crime,...

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Activists applaud city’s new criminal justice approach

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2016

Decrying a criminal justice system that has been “in many respects, unjust,” Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett revealed plans for an overhaul.The announcement was made...

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Advancing Justice conference gives advocates hope for meaningful criminal reform

Curtis Bunn - Urban News Service - November 18, 2015

Something unique has happened: Advocates from all political and social backgrounds — liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans and a wide range of players...

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