Your last chance to slow down and appreciate contemporary art at this special place is July 19.
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Deaf-owned coffee shop creates genuine connection
“Communication may look different here, but it’s always welcoming,” said Niyyah owner Talha Tufail.
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Introducing Free Press Indiana News. A media outlet for all Hoosiers.
Indiana’s stories won’t tell themselves.
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10 Indianapolis sounds to get in your head
Lawnmowers, garage sale hagglers, splash pads, jackhammers and bowling alleys can make their own music.
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Public Editor: Women journalists – worldwide and here at home – face outsized online attacks
Indianapolis journalists tell of enduring online trolls because of their reporting
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Here’s how to buy school supplies for Indy kids in foster care
The Villages of Indiana will give donated supplies to foster families in their network.
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Your next hangout might be at a Danish church — minus the sermons
Lille Bønne is a new cafe and community center reinvigorating Fletcher Place.
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Donate your clean, reusable water bottles
Indianapolis Food Not Bombs is collecting the bottles at local businesses to give to people who are unhoused.
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Cyclosporiasis outbreak: 28 cases of ‘explosive diarrhea’ in Indianapolis
What you need to know about cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection from contaminated food.
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Meet local husband-and-wife psych pop band Radar Gold
Emma and Nic Clark will celebrate the release of “Fortune Teller” at a July 29 show.
