Speedway town government addresses sewage issues at The Legend at Speedway apartment complex. Residents’ health and safety are top priority.
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Traditional ‘stranger danger’ evolves with digital age, expert says
Learn how to protect your children from online predators. Nursing manager Angie Morris shares tips on maintaining communication and recognizing danger signs.
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Madam Walker Legacy Center hosts ‘sky breaking’ for new rooftop space
The Madam Walker Legacy Center in Indianapolis is opening a new rooftop event venue. Set to open this spring.
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Tea’s Me Café to close original 22nd Street location
Tea’s Me will continue operations at its Tea’s Me Community Café at Tarkington and Tea’s Me IU Indianapolis, while expanding its university café model, which focuses on student leadership and workforce development.
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Marion County Clerk’s Office launches new public records portal
Hoosiers can now easily request marriage licenses, divorce decrees, and other court records from the Marion County Clerk’s Office through a new public portal.
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$2 billion DigIndy project completed, protecting Indianapolis waterways
A ribbon-cutting on Thursday marked the official end of the tunnel construction and a beginning of a new chapter.
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Family claims deaf-blind student was abused, sues Wayne Township schools
The lawsuit claims the student suffered years of appalling neglect, physical and emotional abuse.
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Indiana Senate Republicans meet as redistricting speculation swirls
Senate Republicans met for more than two hours behind closed doors at the Statehouse early Wednesday afternoon.
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Indianapolis Public Schools to divest 2 abandoned buildings
Indianapolis Public Schools will sell the buildings that once housed Francis Bellamy School 102 and Raymond Brandes School 65 to charter schools.
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IndyGo fares to increase for fixed route service
This is the first update to IndyGo fare prices since 2009.