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Reading skills, wetland, higher education laws going into effect July 1

By MIA HILKOWITZ From reading skills to happy hour, all or parts of nearly 150 laws will take effect July 1 in Indiana. Other key topics...

Free phones help Indy’s unhoused get connected

Nowadays, it’s almost impossible to get by without a phone.   But for some unhoused people, going without a phone for days, weeks or months...

United Negro College Fund announces 17th annual masked ball 

“80 years of Black excellence” is the theme of this year’s UNCF masked ball to support higher education. The event is designed to celebrate...

Tyler Childers serenades sold out crowd at Ruoff

With over 12.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify and Billboard hits like “All Your’n” and “In Your Love,” Tyler Childers wowed 24,000 fans at...

The dream and pursuits of the liberty of the U.S. and Haiti

This month, the U.S commemorates its Declaration of Independence that was adopted by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776. The founders of...

Shackell siblings make serious splash at swim trials

Aaron and Alex Shackell, or 'the Shackell Siblings," are headed to the Olympics. The 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials concluded at Lucas Oil Stadium downtown,...

Clowns fall to Cubs 3-2 in Negro Leagues Night celebration

Vanessa Ivy Rose comes to Victory Field for Negro Leagues Night The Indianapolis Indians honored the history of the Negro Leagues in a special event...

Summer dos and don’ts: Sun safety

They say those who nag you about wearing sunscreen love you… but really wearing sunscreen is just smart. Longer days in the summer mean more...

Imani Book Club builds reading skills and confidence  

At the Imani Book Club, students are building more than just reading comprehension skills.   Thanks to interactive programs and passionate facilitators, student participants are...

‘Why we serve: Native Americans in the United States Armed Forces’ at Indy’s Eiteljorg 

Serving in every major conflict since the Revolutionary War, Native Americans continue to join the United States Armed Forces, often at higher rates per...
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