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The 14th annual Gary International Black Film Festival from Oct. 10-13 will offer viewers the chance to see over 50 films with world premieres,...

The City of Indianapolis announced Thursday the selection of an anonymous reporting service, the first step in their continued efforts to improve workplace culture. Speakfully...

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The company leading the Titan submersible trip to the wreckage of the Titanic says the five missing crew members are believed to be dead....

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indianapolis Colts say they are aware the NFL has opened a gambling investigation into one of the team's players. A team spokesman also says the team will have no additional comment. The player has not been publicly identified. The confirmation comes after reports first leaked Monday and less than two months after the NFL suspended five players — including four from the Detroit Lions — for gambling policy violations. The Colts are holding workouts this week at the team facility