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How Indiana House Bill 1312 negatively impacts local newspapers 

UPDATE, 3/27/2025: Senate Local government voted down HB1312 with a vote of 2-8. The language is now dead and cannot be brought back in...

RECORDER EXCLUSIVE: Purdue University acquires property on Indiana Avenue, plans for student hub

Purdue University is expanding its reach by purchasing a property at 518-520 Indiana Avenue. The university purchased the property to meet the increasing enrollment demands...

Winter utility moratorium ends March 15 — are you prepared? 

The statewide moratorium on natural gas utility disconnections ends March 15, including customers who qualified for the Energy Assistance Program (EAP) and are now...

Breaking the Chains: Expanded program focuses on life after incarceration  

Public Advocated in Community re-Entry (PACE) is expanding its Breaking the Chains Program by adding a post-release workshop to aid justice-involved individuals.  The Guidance for...

‘Indiana will not tolerate antisemitic discrimination’ 

Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order to review that state’s educational institution’s policies on antisemitism.  According to a release sent by the governor’s office,...

New Harmony Project announces 2025 writers’ residence lineup

New Harmony Project 38th annual spring residency line has been announced. Spearheaded by executive artistic director Jenni Warner, the national nonprofit arts organization works to...

Indianapolis to debut pizza festival at Monument Circle this summer

Hoosier pizza lovers are in for a treat this summer, as the Indianapolis Pizza Festival is preparing to debut at Monument Circle. The first of...

Southside USCT Coalition hosts resource fair

The Southside United States Colored Troops (USCT) Coalition will host a Community Resource Fair on March 15, offering various services and resources to residents...

Five Indiana groups score $3.7M for recycling 

Indiana’s Recycling Market Development Program (RMDP) awarded five organizations with $3.7 million in funding to expand recycling projects.  The projects will be funded throughout central...

Curbside recycling for Indy residents to begin in 2028 

The Board of Public Works authorized a new contract to bring universal curbside recycling to all Indianapolis residents in 2028.   The contract was negotiated with...
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