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Rep. Cherrish Pryor joins community, advocates for religious freedom

State Rep. Cherrish Pryor (D-Indianapolis) is standing with the community and local faith leaders to advocate for religious freedom. Pryor attended a “Faith Over Fear”...

Boston, Clark make WNBA history, Sky falls to Fever 114-106 in overtime 

We witnessed something entirely unprecedented in the land of basketball, and beneath a crowd of 15,578 inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse, there was a front-row seat...

City of Westfield, GANGGANG select artist for Underground Railroad art installation

The City of Westfield is commissioning an Underground Railroad art installation to honor the city’s historical ties. Aaron S.Coleman, an Indiana-based multidisciplinary artist, was selected...

Indiana Black Expo, community partners to celebrate Black Excellence Month in June

The Indianapolis chapter of the Indiana Black Expo (ICIBE), along with other local organizations, has launched an initiative led by Thomas “Sparkle Soxx” Griffin...

ACLU of Indiana names Nikkita R. Oliver as next executive director 

The ACLU of Indiana has selected Nikkita R. Oliver as its next executive director, the organization announced June 10.  Oliver, an attorney, educator, organizer and executive leader,...

Indianapolis City-County Council introduces long-term infrastructure funding proposal to expand investments in local roads

The Indianapolis City-County Council introduced Proposal No. 192 on June 1 to establish a long-term local funding source for infrastructure and to position Indianapolis...

Gov. Braun signs FAIRNESS Act to bolster immigration enforcement in the state

Gov. Mike Braun ceremonially signed Senate Enrolled Act 76 (SEA 76), the FAIRNESS Act, a new law that expands Indiana’s cooperation with federal immigration...

Tori Kelly returns to Indianapolis ahead of new album, ‘God Must Really Love Me’

Singer-songwriter Tori Kelly is returning to Indianapolis ahead of the release of her new album, “God Must Really Love Me on June 12. A little...

City-County Council advances $19.49M fiscal package as housing, infrastructure and data center discussions continue 

Mayor Joe Hogsett and members of the Indianapolis City-County Council have introduced a $19.49 million fiscal package aimed at supporting public safety, infrastructure, housing stability and...

EPA announces $128.6M to reduce lead in drinking water in Indiana 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is awarding $128,637,000 to Indiana to help reduce exposure to lead in drinking water through the identification, planning and replacement of lead service...
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