Streets to Home has housed 231 people. Some may become homeless again.
“I’ve worked so hard,” one resident said. “But I know what it’s like out there.”
Southsiders say goodbye to long-time grocery store
Some residents fear Garfield Park will become a food desert without the Safeway.
Lebanon, Jeffersonville expected to receive part of $1B Meta campaign
‘Future is For Everyone Fund’ is for communities with Meta data centers.
As Indy marks America’s 250th, a museum remembers past epidemics
A staff member created an exhibit for her grandfather, who had polio.
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36 things to do in September in Indianapolis
Inside you’ll find a plus-size clothing market, meal prep workshop, BUTTER Fine Art Fair, Indy Jazz Fest and Alicia Keys’ exhibit at Newfields.
5 things I’m looking forward to at Chreece
Rap, R&B, fashion, food: Check out Mesgana Waiss’ guide to the 2026 hip-hop festival.
Fern Murphy’s new album is not afraid of ‘the negative’
The Indianapolis dream-pop band celebrates the release of “via negative” with a show at HI-FI Indy on Aug. 27.
Local pie company buys former Black Acre beer garden in Irvington
Pots & Pans Pie Co. will begin building a commercial production kitchen this fall.
Submit art for new Filipino history month art show
The exhibit will run Oct. 2-29 at Harrison Center. Artwork should explore themes like identity, resilience and immigration in Indiana.
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