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How Artificial Intelligence affects our everyday lives

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most talked-about technologies ever, sparking both excitement and anxiety. But what exactly is AI, and how...
Arts & Culture

Jazz Appreciation Month: The Jazz Kitchen celebrates 31 years

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As the rest of the country gathers to celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month, the Jazz Kitchen is celebrating 31 years in Indianapolis. The swanky little jazz...
Education

Free city-wide middle school prom offers scholarships, community support

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The Diamond Scholars Prom is returning for its second year. Seventh through ninth-grade students across the city are invited to attend this celebration from...
Arts & Culture

Indy Art Center unveils intercultural Afghan and Ukrainian exhibition

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Indy Art Center welcomes a new intercultural art exhibition about resilience this spring. Indy Art Center is joining Patchwork Indy in collaboration with the Afghan...
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Legacy never dies: Ilyasah Shabazz on her father, Malcolm X, and the future of Black leadership 

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At the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies on the campus of Wabash College, legacy lives and breathes.   This year, as the institute marks its...
Health

Empowering Black expecting mothers in Martindale-Brightwood

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Black Maternal Health Week, observed annually from April 11-17, highlights the critical disparities affecting Black mothers in the U.S.   Recent data from the Centers for...
Top Stories

Get down to Earth: Celebrate Earth Month in Indianapolis 

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April is Earth Month, and Indianapolis is buzzing with activities to honor our planet. Here's a curated list of events to help you connect...
Arts & Culture

Heartland Film gears up for film festivals, celebrates with Cinemania

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Heartland Film has been a staple in the Indianapolis arts community since 1991. While October marks the 34th Heartland International Film Festival, the organization...
Business

Second Chance Expo at Martin University wants to help

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Trusted Mentors, in conjunction with Martin University and many community sponsors, hosts the Second Chance Expo Job and Resource Fair from 10 a.m. to...
Arts & Culture

“Black Girls Gardening: Empowering Stories and Garden Wisdom for Healing and Flourishing in Nature” by Amber Grossman

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c.2025 Chronicle Books, $26.95 240 pages “Mythic Plants: Potions and Poisons from the Gardens of the Gods” by Ellen Zachos c.2025 Workman $22.00 176 pages In a way, it’s kind...
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