A 575-pound glass panel needs to be fixed before patrons can go back. But, you can still access some services.
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Ballard to run under ‘Lincoln Party’ name in independent bid for Indiana secretary of state
Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard announced Wednesday that his independent campaign will use a “Lincoln Party” label as part of an effort that could eventually establish a new political party in the state.
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Listen to shoutouts for Tamika Catchings, Eleanor Roosevelt and lots of moms
For Women’s History Month, neighbors shared their appreciation for women in their lives and their favorite female historical figures.
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What’s new at the 2026 Indy Indie Book Crawl
This year’s event March 19-22 features pop-up shops at The Stutz and an influencer party.
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Grab free food and clothes at LifeBridge Community Church
LifeBridge Community will host a group meal on the southside of Marion County.
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Indianapolis NAACP reverses stance on Metrobloks data center
The civil rights group issued a letter on March 9 that it stands with community members who oppose the project.
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R.L. Stine talks his childhood fears and his infamous typing finger
We caught up with the author ahead of his March 19 appearance at this year’s Marian McFadden Memorial Lecture.
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City officials unveil plan to keep young people safe over spring break, including ‘Connection Center’
City leaders say their plan to keep Indianapolis safe for young people focuses on curfew enforcement and providing community resources.
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You can get FAFSA help at this March 21 event
Parents will learn about scholarships, FAFSA and how to plan for college.
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How do you build a life after being released from prison?
A new play by Summit Performance brings re-entry stories from 20 local women to the stage.