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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...

First annual Mental Health Community Conference set for May 9 in Indianapolis 

Family & Community Partners Resources (FCPR) and Family & Community Partners (FCP) will host their first annual Mental Health Community Conference on May 9...

Q&A: Addressing Black maternal health disparities in Indiana 

In Indiana, Black mothers and babies continue to experience disproportionately worse health outcomes despite overall improvements in maternal care. Barriers to early prenatal access,...

New law aims to curb medical debt, increase transparency in hospital billing 

A new state law aimed at reducing medical debt and increasing transparency in health care billing has been ceremonially signed by Indiana’s governor.  Authored by Julie McGuire,...

Eskenazi Health to host community day health fair on May 2 

Eskenazi Health will host a Community Day Health Fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.  on May 2 at Eskenazi Health Center Grassy Creek, offering free health...

H.L. Harshman Middle School named ‘Kind School’ by Teach Kindness initiative

H.L. Harshman Middle School was named a Kind School Designation honoree by Teach Kindness as part of its inaugural program recognizing 32 schools nationwide. According...

Things to do in May and June when it’s time to celebrate Earth all season long 

Earth Day may be over, but opportunities to get outside and support the environment continue across Central Indiana. From cleanups to festivals and hands-on...

Community Health Network Foundation names new president and CEO 

The Community Health Network Foundation has named Derek B. Groves, as its next president and CEO, the organization announced April 20.  Groves will assume the role May 18...

‘Do you really understand how sick you are?’ 

When Arnetta Scruggs sat alone on her couch in 2023, something didn’t feel right.  “I just realized, like, I'm here by myself. And nobody would...

Overdose deaths among Black residents in Indianapolis decreased with IU project

Charlotte Crabtree said her work with the MACRO-B project began with cold-calling Indianapolis residents. As director of community outreach at Overdose Lifeline, she tried to get her...
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