A recent change makes it easier for attorneys to help tenants in their eviction cases.
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What it’s like to volunteer at Indianapolis Animal Care Services
The shelter is overcrowded and understaffed. Volunteers are stepping up to care for the animals — and advocating for change.
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How everyone can celebrate Martin University’s homecoming week
Activities include worship, concerts and a community access fair.
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INRC Jubilee raises funds to support neighborhood associations
The Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center fundraiser will be held Oct. 10.
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Candidates spar in the first general election governor debate
Lieutenant governor, abortion and teacher pay were among the topics.
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Education, property taxes dominate WISH-TV governor’s debate
Indiana governor candidates Mike Braun, Jennifer McCormick and Donald Rainwater laid out their visions for the state’s highest office in Thursday’s debate.
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‘Treated like an animal’: More troubling stories at Indy mental health facility
Patients of Options Behavioral Health Hospital are sharing experiences of being held against their will.
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Enjoy arts, crafts, food at the Speedway Fall Festival Oct. 5
The festival will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Speedway United Methodist Church.
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Getting the COVID vaccine during pregnancy protects newborns
Nearly 90% of babies who had to be hospitalized for COVID-19 had mothers who didn’t get the vaccine during pregnancy.
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Council works with police to curb street takeover events
Street takeovers are organized vehicle “flash mobs” where people take control of roadways with spinning cars, motorcycles and usually a crowd of onlookers.