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Need shelter in Indianapolis? Here’s what to know about local emergency options

The Central Indiana Housing FAQ was created in partnership between the Indianapolis Recorder and WFYI. We will review articles annually to include necessary updates. More than 1,800...

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

Indianapolis renters face some of the highest eviction rates in the country, not only compared to other cities in Indiana, but to many major...

Looking for free school supplies?

Check out the Recorder's list of where to find free school supplies, giveaways and more. As the new school year approaches, many families are looking...

Clarify the confusion: Following the squirrel

In the business world, we have a shorthand for losing focus. When someone veers off-topic during a meeting, someone inevitably laughs and says, “Squirrel!”...

Rising cost of basic necessities leaves more than 1 million Indiana households struggling, new ALICE report finds 

The cost of basic necessities in Indiana has continued to rise faster than overall inflation, leaving more than one million households struggling to afford everyday expenses...

Here’s where kids can get a free lunch this summer 

As summer break begins, Indianapolis Public Schools is once again offering free meals to children across Indianapolis through its 2026 Summer Meal Service Program.  Beginning June 1,...

City-County Council updates: Data center debate continues, officials respond to officer shooting 

The Indianapolis City-County Council is expected to face another busy week beginning May 18 as discussions continue surrounding the controversial Metrobloks data center proposal in the...

Free resource fair to connect southeast residents with essential services 

The Southside US Colored Troop Coalition will host a free community resource fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 18 at the...

Doula conference aims to address maternal health disparities across the state 

The journey to parenthood is often described as a single moment, but in reality, it spans far longer — from trying to conceive to pregnancy, labor and years...

National Kidney Health Awareness Month brings local urgency to Indianapolis’ Black communities 

March is National Kidney Health Awareness Month, a nationwide campaign to spotlight kidney disease, its risks and the importance of early detection. For Black residents in...
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