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Anti-ICE protests planned ahead of Final Four games in Indianapolis
The same airline transporting teams for NCAA March Madness also runs deportation flights.
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Safe Park Indy is back. Here’s how to use it if you’re living in your car.
Applications are open online. The parking lot will open by June 1, 2026.
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Need a job? Get help Mondays at Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center
Walk-in hours are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays.
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Get help with utility bills at free resource fair
U.S. Rep. André Carson’s office will host the event April 11 at Ivy Tech’s Illinois Fall Creek Center.
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Residents to hold town hall meeting about 16th Street Bridge project
The meeting will discuss project details and potential bridge closure alternatives.
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Sports and art come together for 2026 SWISH Arts & Culture Festival
The citywide fest will take place April 3-6 alongside the NCAA Men’s Final Four.
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Local Indy sports events that won’t break the bank
Here’s a list of low-cost and family-friendly Indianapolis sporting events.
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Local musicians get their flowers at Naptones music awards
The third annual music awards, hosted by Troy Track Select on March 29, recognized the work of Indy’s top artists.
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Trump is making big changes to federal student loans. We broke it down.
What’s going on with Grad and Parent PLUS loans? What about PSLF? We answer these — and more.