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Pancreatic cancer and the Black community

Nearly every American has a link to cancer — but the link between pancreatic cancer and the Black community is especially tragic.  Pancreatic cancer is one...

EPA announces $128.6M to reduce lead in drinking water in Indiana 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is awarding $128,637,000 to Indiana to help reduce exposure to lead in drinking water through the identification, planning and replacement of lead service...

One scoop at a time 

Local fundraiser spreads hope and mental health awareness   Scotchy Jamaican Grill and Howdy Homemade Ice Cream are bringing back their Catch Ah Vibe — Scoop and Smiles...

Martin Center hosts 30th annual Sickle Cell Awareness Walk 

The Martin Center Sickle Cell Initiative is preparing to host its 30th annual Sickle Cell Awareness 5K Walk on June 6 at Riverside Park,...

Above the rim in the community: Toppin, PS&E deliver more than 64,000 diapers for Indiana families

While the Indiana Pacers front office focuses on navigating the offseason, forward Obi Toppin and the organization are ensuring the franchise's impact continues well...

Clinician-Led Community Response Team expands countywide in Indianapolis 

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and mental health professionals behind Indianapolis’ Clinician-Led Community Response program have expanded services countywide, giving more residents access to...

IU, Marion County expand free naloxone training to prepare more overdose responders 

Indiana University and the Marion County Public Health Department are expanding access to free naloxone training in an effort to strengthen overdose prevention efforts across Central...

Anthem, Gleaners renew partnership with $1.8M investment to fight hunger and improve health in Indiana 

A renewed partnership between Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana aims to tackle two of Indiana’s most pressing challenges at once: hunger...

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...

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...
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