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Dissolving debt: Indy organizations announce medical debt relief 

United Way of Central Indiana and United Neighborhood Centers of Indianapolis announced major medical debt relief to Indianapolis residents at a press conference Monday.   For...

The time is now: Elevate your business with NAWBO-Indianapolis

As women in business, we know the path to success is often challenging and demanding. But with the right support and community, these challenges...

Filmmaker starts Indiana Youth Film Festival

By LATASHA BOYD JONES Deonna Weatherly, a filmmaker hailing from Indiana and an IU alumna, is on a steadfast mission to open doors for young...

Stop the Violence Indianapolis celebrate 11 years of ‘The Talks’

For the last 11 years, Stop the Violence Indianapolis has been helping young girls work on self-image, self-worth and self-respect. Created in 2009 by Anthony...

LGBTQ+ yoga group encourages mental and physical wellness

For Sarah Hutchison, creating a dedicated space for queer and transgender individuals to practice yoga and mindfulness was essential.  The Queer + Trans Community Yoga...

Innopower launches digital impact network to elevate minority businesses in Indiana

In anticipation of Juneteenth, Innopower, powered by Metaimpact’s multi-stakeholder platform, is proud to announce the public launch of Indy Biz Pass, an innovative digital...

Empowering Entrepreneurs

The Women’s Equity Happy Hour, an event to highlight women-owned businesses in Indianapolis, will be held from 5-8 p.m. on July 11 at the...

Southern Baptists narrowly reject formal ban on churches with any women pastors

By PETER SMITH and HOLLY MEYER INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Southern Baptists narrowly rejected a proposal Wednesday to enshrine a ban on churches with women pastors...

Indy Parks open houses put the “community” in community parks 

After receiving an $80 million Lilly Endowment in 2023, Indy Parks plans to upgrade 58 local parks. Now, Indy Parks is giving the community...

City-County Council approve $80 million for neighborhood investments 

The City-County Council approved funding to improve quality of life in Hoosier neighborhoods. In a June 3 meeting, City-County Council passed Proposals 133 and 174,...
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