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‘My life was more important’

Gulf War veteran and 33-year breast cancer survivor remembers the choice she made When Sgt. Annie Faye Jackson Wells learned she had breast cancer in...

Rhymes with Reason is getting rooted in Indianapolis classrooms

Rooted School Indianapolis launched an initiative with Rhymes with Reason and the Toppin Family Foundation at 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 22. Rhymes with Reason...

Trick-or-Treat 2026: What to know for a spooktacular weekend

For the first time in six years, Halloween lands perfectly on Saturday, Oct. 31, allowing children and families to enjoy festivities earlier in the...

Health and healing: Five concerns, one county: Luxury of depression: Three myths keeping Black women from care

"Health and healing: Five concerns, one county" is a series examining these priorities and their implications for Marion County residents, particularly Black and brown...

Are Indiana schools cyber resilient: When the network goes down, can pen and paper keep schools running?

This is the second in a three-part series on cyber preparation and cyber resilience in Indiana schools. Can classrooms maintain essential student services if...

Inside IU Health’s new downtown medical campus

Indiana University Health invited news outlets on Oct. 22, to tour its 44-acre downtown medical campus, a major hospital development spanning about eight city...

Nominations now open: Indy Recorder’s 2026 Holiday Gift Guide

The Indianapolis Recorder Holiday Gift Guide is back for the third year and nominations are now open. Now’s your chance to highlight some of...

Vop Osili promises women a voice. How will it translate in a mayorship? 

“I see Miss Cordelia.” At the Sept. 19 Conversation & Hope for Our City Ladies’ Tea at Silo Auto Club and Conservancy, Una Osili, PhD,...

Q&A: LaTasha Boyd Jones shares why reporting on health and the environment matters to her 

By STAFF  Last month, the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper welcomed LaTasha “Tasha” Boyd "Jones" to the team. In her role as the health and environmental reporter,...

Q&A: Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears on public safety and second chances

Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears has spent nearly two decades serving in the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, building a career centered on public safety,...

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