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CICOA provides Indy seniors with Ring doorbell cameras

CICOA Aging and In-Home Solutions, or simply 'CICOA,' announced that it will receive 500 Ring devices to disburse to seniors living in Indiana. The...

Fairbanks Foundation grants $7.5M to boost college enrollment 

The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation has announced five Marion County school corporations to receive $7.5 million to implement plans to increase college enrollment.  The following...

REVIEW: ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ is worth every penny 

Time to don your best blue suede shoes and walk the line towards the very best rock n’ roll at Indy’s Beef and Boards...

Martindale Brightwood: Low incomes and high housing costs fuel crisis 

For those living in the 46218 ZIP code, finding affordable housing is becoming an increasingly difficult challenge.   While property prices have surged in recent...

From inception to impact: The evolution of peer coaching in Indiana 

“I just never thought it was in the cards for me … I always thought I would die from my addiction.”  James Wiseman, 41, has...

Rally speaker Dete Meserve talks future of film

New technology, introduction of AI and working remotely were all discussed during Dete Meserve’s talk at RALLY. Meserve, a film and television producer from Los...

Festival de la Monarca takes flight in East Chicago 

On Sept. 7, The Nature Conservancy’s (TNC) Festival de la Monarca of East Chicago will celebrate monarch butterfly heritage with a family-friendly event featuring...

 IndyPL to host free Small Business Series this month

The Indianapolis Public Library’s annual Small Business Series returns Sept. 9. The annual series of workshops returns for its third year at the Central Library...

$15M grant announced for EV charging stations in minority, disadvantaged areas 

Congressman André Carson (IN-07) and Mayor Joe Hogsett announced Wednesday a $15 million grant for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in disadvantaged neighborhoods in...

‘We are who we serve’: A Q&A with the visionaries behind the Butter Art Fair

Organized by Ganggang, Butter acts as an advocate for Black visual artists' care and economic viability. Anchored annually in Indianapolis, Indiana, during Labor Day...
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