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Why are Indiana’s eviction rates some of the highest in the country? And who is impacted most?

The Central Indiana Housing FAQ was created in partnership between the Indianapolis Recorder and WFYI. We will review articles annually to include necessary updates. Indianapolis renters face...

Some renters are being forced to pay hundreds in unregulated ‘junk fees.’ What are they?

The Central Indiana Housing FAQ was created in partnership between the Indianapolis Recorder and WFYI. We will review articles annually to include necessary updates. Most tenants expect...

Q&A: Mrs. Circle City Indy named Indiana State Finalist in National American Miss pageant

Cori Graham, the reigning Mrs. Circle City Indy, is preparing to compete for the state title. Presented by Circle City Productions, the Circle City Indy...

REVIEW: Indy Shakes presents one of Shakespeare’s tragedies with ‘King Lear’

It’s Shakespeare in the Park season, and while I didn’t expect to spend a warm summer evening watching a tragedy, I’m glad I did. The...

Rooted in greatness, leaders rising

Center for Leadership Development’s annual College Prep Conference and College Fair As Nelson Mandela wisely said, “The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow.”...

REVIEW: 5SOS ‘Everyone’s A Star’ tour presents a theatrical journey through time

5 Seconds of Summer returned to Noblesville on July 25, playing to a nearly sold-out crowd at Ruoff Music Center. I went; it was...

Why I’m running for IPS school board

The measure of a community isn’t found in its ZIP codes or the sterile halls of its institutions. It’s found on the corner of...

Faith-based play, ‘Life at the Bar,’ to premiere at Marian University 

Indy-based playwright and producer Elesha Storey has waited over a decade to share “Life at the Bar” with audiences. Storey, who is also the founder...

Cradle Indy report highlights urgent need to reduce infant mortality in Marion County 

Marion County's infant mortality rate remains significantly higher than both the state and national averages, underscoring the need for stronger coordination among health care providers, community organizations and...

Riley Children’s Health opens applications for community youth grants in Marion County 

Riley Children's Health is accepting applications for its 2026 Community Youth Grants, a funding opportunity that will provide awards ranging from $10,000 to $50,000...
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