Washington Township school board members will oversee a leadership transition next year as Superintendent Nikki Woodson plans her retirement.
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Pike High School’s Graciela Miranda wins 2025 Indiana Teacher of the Year
Miranda has been a teacher for 23 years and is known as a champion of English language learners.
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Look: Bands, fans and dancers at the Circle City Classic parade
Thousands gathered to watch the parade Sept. 28 in downtown Indianapolis.
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Indy’s lost Black neighborhood: How IUPUI displaced thousands
In the 1960s, Indiana University began to acquire around 300 acres of land to found IUPUI.
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Meet the candidates running for the Indianapolis Public Schools board
Eight candidates are vying for four seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools board.
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Want to help youth in Indy? These teens share how
Navigating mental health, social media and emotional development can be challenging.
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Free community baby shower Oct. 6 at The Children’s Museum
New and expecting mothers can enjoy a free community baby shower from 2-4 p.m. at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis on Oct. 6. The event will feature games, snacks, gifts and information about staying healthy during and after pregnancy. Participants will gather at a tent in the museum’s bus parking lot at the intersection of […]
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3 First Friday stops to see new art in October
The Harrison Center, Indiana Landmarks and an insurance company gallery are where you want to go.
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What does courage mean? See what students think at a poetry performance Nov. 16
Students grades 6-12 can submit poetry for Indianapolis Public Library’s Slammin’ Rhymes challenge.
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New furniture, charging stations coming to Indianapolis airport
Travelers will notice improvements to airport terminals and more.