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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...

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,...

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...

Why Those Fifty Years and Above Deserve “A Quality of Life?”

The second half of life is often met with mixed emotions—curiosity, uncertainty, and, at times, quiet neglect. Across many communities, individuals aged 50 and...

One scoop at a time 

Local fundraiser spreads hope and mental health awareness   Scotchy Jamaican Grill and Howdy Homemade Ice Cream are bringing back their Catch Ah Vibe — Scoop and Smiles...

Camptown receives $400K grant to expand outdoor opportunities for Indianapolis youth 

A $400,000 Community Impact Grant is helping Indianapolis-based nonprofit Camptown take the next step in developing its new 26-acre Base Camp property while expanding...

Will it work?

The NAACP has called on Black high school athletes to forego enrolling in universities in several Southern states. This boycott, which would primarily affect...

IU, Marion County expand free naloxone training to prepare more overdose responders 

Indiana University and the Marion County Public Health Department are expanding access to free naloxone training in an effort to strengthen overdose prevention efforts across Central...

Crime Unfiltered Tour brings nationally known true crime figures to Indianapolis 

Some of the people connected to the nation’s most talked-about criminal cases and documentaries are coming to Indianapolis this summer as part of the live “Crime...
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