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50 Cent partners with Pacers in multi-year deal

Throughout the last few years, Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson has been making power moves – pun intended – and his newest venture benefits youth...

In Selma, Biden says right to vote remains under assault

SELMA, Ala. (AP) — President Joe Biden used the searing memories of Selma’s “Bloody Sunday” to recommit to a cornerstone of democracy, lionizing a seminal moment...

Program prepares previously incarcerated youth for environmental management jobs

A program through RecycleForce will provide training and placement in environmental jobs for previously incarcerated young adults throughout the state thanks to federal funding. The...

‘They’re not going to kill him, are they?’ mother of Herman Whitfield III asked police 

Gladys Whitfield, the mother of Herman Whitfield III, asked officers if they were going to kill her son minutes after they arrived for an...

IMPD shoots man apparently sleeping in grandma’s driveway; listed in stable condition

A man is in stable condition after being shot by Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers while sleeping in his car in his grandmother’s driveway...

Library drama continues in 1st board meeting since CEO fallout

Community members and activists gave the Indianapolis Public Library board an earful at the board’s monthly public meeting Dec. 19. About 100 people were at...

Green space on far east side has reduced lead in soil

A lead pilot program released preliminary data that shows a 50% reduction in lead at a green space at 38th Street and Post Road....

Book review: ‘We Were the Fire: Birmingham 1963’ by Shelia P. Moses

Sometimes, you burn with a white-hot anger. So many roadblocks in front of you, so many injustices, damage and danger. One day, this old world...

3 organizations to receive $100K to address violence, expand mentorship programs 

Three organizations will receive $100,000 to support existing efforts to address violence and increase safety in Indianapolis as a part of the Office of...

Report: Pandemic permanently altered Indiana’s job landscape, exasperated racial disparities in education, job attainment

A new report found the COVID-19 pandemic permanently shifted the job landscape in Marion County, showing a high demand for workers with postsecondary degrees...
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