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Braun’s health care plan includes several policies that struggled or died at the Statehouse

Republican gubernatorial candidate U.S. Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) released a health care plan Thursday that would expand on past legislative action — including some policies that...

Indiana Fever slams racists, trolling WNBA fans

The season for the Indiana Fever officially ended in an 87-81 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Sept. 25, getting bounced out of the...

8 kindergartners were arrested last school year, Indiana reported. But it’s not true

A report from the Indiana Department of Education shows that 18 students were arrested at Maple Elementary in Avon last school year for a...

Local group receives $75K for Heritage Tree Celebration 

The Community Canopy Alliance (CCA) announced it was awarded $75,000 by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to support a Heritage Tree Celebration in...

Hogsett honors Mayor’s Community Service awardees 

Mayor Joe Hogsett recognized six Mayor’s Community Service awardees and their time dedicated toward the betterment of the city at a ceremony Wednesday night.  “It...

What God requires: A call for justice, mercy and humility in a time of crisis

“He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love...

Hispanic and Latino entrepreneurs catalyze America’s economy

In Indiana, the Great Lakes Region, and nationwide, the small business start-up boom is largely owners from traditionally underserved communities — and the Latino...

Coburn Place to host author discussion with Ashley C. Ford 

Ashley C. Ford will join Coburn Place for a discussion about “Surviving Trauma and The Path to Healing” this Saturday. “We Survive and Rise: A...

Guns, but no roses

Throughout history, irresponsible rhetoric has frequently overshadowed sound reason. Similarly, immediate gratification has often overpowered consideration of long-term consequences. Against this backdrop, some outcomes...

IACS implements new management plan, intake pause continues 

Indianapolis Animal Care Services (IACS) will continue to pause non-emergency animal intakes to curb overcrowding in a new management plan.   The plan will focus on...
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