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Photos: Lead prevention community cooking workshop

Residents of Indianapolis' 46205 and 46218 zip codes gathered at Frederick Douglass Park on Sept. 27 for a hands-on cooking workshop focused on lead...

ā€˜And go where?’ The reality of leaving domestic violence

By LYNELL COOPER More than 16 million people in the U.S. suffer from intimate partner abuse each year, according to the National Intimate Partner and...

Step by step, Indianapolis fights back against Alzheimer’sĀ 

The Indianapolis community will take strides toward a future without Alzheimer’s on Saturday, Oct. 4, during the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s at IUI’s...

Trump links Tylenol to autismĀ 

President Donald Trump on Sept. 22 announced a government effort tying acetaminophen (Tylenol) use during pregnancy to autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions and urged...

Sweating for success: Northwest Middle School unveils new fitness center

When seventh grader Alaya entered the upgraded weight room at Northwest Middle School for the first time on Sept. 24, her eyes lit up...

Protecting Indiana families from lead exposure: A call to awareness and action

By GARRY HOLLAND Lead exposure is a silent but significant public health challenge in Indiana. Unlike many health risks, you cannot see, smell, or taste...

A lifesaving gift: Supporting sickle cell patients through blood donation

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month – a time to recognize the strength of those living with sickle cell disease and to raise awareness...

Google pulls Franklin Township data center plan following public oppositionĀ 

Google has withdrawn its proposal for a massive data center in Franklin Township, pulling its rezoning application shortly before the Indianapolis City-County Council was...

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

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

VA to invest $800M in infrastructure upgrades, including Indy facility improvementsĀ 

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced plans to realign an additional $800 million this fiscal year to upgrade health care facilities across the...
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