In Marion County, the most common reason for falling behind on rent was job loss or reduced hours at work.
Category: Citywide
Posted inArts & Culture
See what you missed at ArcFest 2026
Check out photos from our live journalism and storytelling event Oct. 3 at IUI’s Hine Hall.
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Indianapolis Zoo loses AZA accreditation status
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums is a nonprofit organization that accredits zoos and aquariums.
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Indy coach aims to change communities through sports
Derrick Miller shares his perspective on the challenges facing youth and what he is doing to support young athletes.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana lawmakers looking at license plate cameras amid growing privacy worries
Public backlash over such cameras is intensifying, but Indiana law says little about use of the technology.
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Black lawmakers challenge Braun’s move to end minority contract preferences
The Black Legislative Caucus announced a callout during a Monday press conference for any businesses under contract with the state dealing with deleted minority participation goals.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Flooding displaced residents and damaged property. Photos tell the story.
Photos captured Aug. 15 show flooding from the White River in parts of Indianapolis.
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Photos: Rocky Ripple residents fight against floodwaters
Hundreds of volunteers bagged and placed sandbags around the levee to stop flooding from the White River on Aug. 15.
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INDOT announces opening of new I-465 lanes, numerous traffic restrictions in place
Five miles of new travel lanes on eastbound I-465 from the White River to Fall Creek in northeast Indianapolis will open this weekend.
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TrailMixer Festival celebrates 800 miles of paved and green trails April 25-May 3
Cyclists, walkers and runners now have an easier way to get around Central Indiana.
