The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that mifepristone can remain available under current prescribing guidelines.
Category: Health
Indiana added to federal program to expand mental health care, access
A federal program could help Indiana increase mental health and substance use disorder resources for Hoosiers.
New funding helps nonprofits expand internet access
Apply by July 12 for money that will address health disparities in Indiana.
‘Life After Incarceration’ event will focus on community member stories
Hoosiers who were formerly incarcerated face significant barriers to re-entry.
They lost limbs. Now, they’re learning to walk again.
Free exercise classes help Hoosiers with amputations practice balance and strength.
Indy veterans: How to navigate the VA health benefits process
A veteran service officer can help file your claims.
Renovated family center reopens in Indianapolis park
The park boasts a range of additions, including a new playground, an indoor track, and two basketball courts.
Stigma, misinformation killed bill to decriminalize test strips, advocates say
This story discusses substance use disorder and overdose. If you are looking for treatment options for a substance use disorder in Indiana, call 988 or find resources through NextLevel Recovery.
Help the Damien Center create a mosaic memorial
Volunteers can attend workshops July 9 or 10 to help build an artwork inspired by the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
All 92 counties opt in for 2025 public health funding
Every county in Indiana will receive $150 million for public health departments next year in exchange for providing “core” services through the Health First Indiana program.


