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Barriers may prevent Black patients from adequate Alzheimer’s care

BREANNA COOPER - March 4, 2021

Mollie and Ralph Richards have been spreading the word about Alzheimer’s disease in the Black community for 20 years. The husband-and-wife duo both have...

Opinion

Hoosiers: It’s time to enroll in health care

Guest Contributor - November 21, 2017

For millions of Americans, Nov. 1 kicked off an important event: the fifth open enrollment period of the Affordable Care Act and a chance...

Thousands wait for donated organs

Guest Contributor - June 8, 2017

When she was 20 years old, Cammi Jackson’s life changed forever. “My body started swelling — my eyelids, feet and stomach. I went to the...

Drexel’s ‘Healing Hurt People’ Program Helps Young Victims Recover from Emergency Room Trauma

Curtis Bunn, Urban News Service - February 17, 2016

Sobering facts: For every black youth murdered in Philadelphia, 90 others experience grave injuries, including gunshot and stabbing wounds. Each year, more than 900...

Indianapolis Recorder, American Senior Communities partner for Community Health and Wellness Fair

For the Recorder - September 8, 2015

The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper in partnership with American Senior Communities (ASC) and WTHR presents a free Community Health and Wellness Fair on Sept. 12...

Community Voices

Josiah’s Resolutions: "I am sick of letting my weight get the best of me…"

Josiah McMiller - April 22, 2015

Hello, readers it’s me again. I just started my new diet. I am just two weeks in and I am really impressed with myself....

Local News

Public libraries offer one-on-one assistance with health care marketplace

For the Recorder - March 19, 2014

Adults are invited to drop in anytime during the scheduled times to receive one-on-one information about the Affordable Care Act and the health care...

Health

Consul General of Canada to present ‘Canada: Why Hoosiers Should Care’ at Ivy Tech

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2013

Ivy Tech Community College is hosting a free event with Consul General of Canada Roy B. Norton Oct. 21. The event, which is open...

Health

Medicaid expansion would bring big economic gains to Indiana

For the Recorder - April 11, 2013

An upcoming report released jointly on by Covering Kids & Families of Indiana and the national health consumer organization Families USA will spotlight a...

Hogsett presents proposed 2023 budget to council with public safety as top priority

Shooting, attempted robbery leaves Indianapolis funeral director dead

Indianapolis district, charter schools compared in test score study

Indiana’s near-total abortion ban is now law, takes effect Sept. 15

New York Times bestselling author to visit the Center for Black Literature and Culture

Hogsett presents proposed 2023 budget to council with public safety as top priority

New United Way of Central Indiana president, CEO to host meet-and-greets

Helpful Tips forParents as Children Prepareto Go Back to School

Shooting, attempted robbery leaves Indianapolis funeral director dead

Opinion: Free the Pendleton 2, Indiana political prisoners

Opinion: Meet the woman behind the International Marketplace area redevelopment

Middleton: Think About It: Roe v. Wade

Slack: Creating Proactive Communities: Why is diversity important in schools?

Photos: Here’s how Indy celebrated Juneteenth

Former Cathedral football player lands NIL deal

Fever takes tough loss in home opener

Fever makes big moves in 2022 WNBA draft

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Opinion: Free the Pendleton 2, Indiana political prisoners

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Shooting, attempted robbery leaves Indianapolis funeral director dead

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