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Shocked by your AES bill?  

Opening an electricity bill can be a shock for many Indianapolis residents this time of year.  As temperatures begin to rise and air conditioners start running more frequently,...

Nature Conservancy outlines conservation gains, future plans in annual webinar 

Leaders from The Nature Conservancy’s Indiana chapter detailed a broad strategy to restore and protect Indiana’s natural systems — from forests and wetlands to...

Former EPA administrator addresses environmental justice and clean energy equity in Indianapolis 

Former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael S. Regan visited Indianapolis on Thursday, Feb. 12, to speak about environmental justice, regulatory changes and the unequal burdens...

“Grooming looks like kindness”: Expert warns parents about online predators 

Public concern about online safety for children has intensified in recent weeks following the disappearance and death of 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee of Fishers, Indiana....

Black history month: Honoring Black health leaders from past to present 

As Black History Month continues, communities across the country are taking time to recognize the individuals whose work has shaped American life, advanced equity and improved...

House committee advances bill aimed at curbing Medicaid costs, expanding access for elderly Hoosiers 

The Indiana House Public Health Committee unanimously advanced House Bill 1277 on Jan. 13, which legislation supporters say would save hundreds of millions of dollars in...

CPB shutdown and what it means for Hoosiers 

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the federal nonprofit that for nearly six decades helped fund the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), National Public Radio (NPR) and...

Black bodies, digital mirrors and the distortion of beauty online 

Are Black girls being affected by their online social-media use? Experts say yes.  In part one of this series, we explored how social media created...

Silent damage: How lead exposure may be fueling kidney disease in Indianapolis 

Lead is a known toxin, long associated with developmental delays and neurological problems in children, but research shows that its dangers go far beyond...

Paramount Schools celebrates 15 years of growth, strong academics and teacher support 

Fifteen years ago, Paramount Schools of Excellence (PSOE) opened its first campus, Brookside, with a bold mission: to provide students with a safe, structured...
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