The shelter will include wraparound services and a short-term leasing program.
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Food drives fill a need on the far east side
What started during the pandemic to help Indianapolis residents still is providing help to those in need.
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INSPIRE Music Collective creates a new space downtown for musicians
“It’s a place where the legacy is meeting the future in real time,” said Richard “Sleepy” Floyd.
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December has arrived with a sleighful of holiday activities
Train rides, holiday markets, light shows — and yes, an ugly sweater party!
Posted inGovernment
State files to dismiss media legal challenge to law enforcement ‘buffer zone’
Media groups in November pushed for an injunction to block the law’s effect pending a court decision.
Posted inEducation
The new FAFSA application: Everything you need to know to get money.
Changes are ahead for Indiana students applying for college aid. Look for the new form beginning Dec. 31.
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For big flavor, follow these 9 Indy food trucks
Korean corn dogs, tacos dorados, vegan loaded nachos: These mobile kitchens tell the stories of their owners’ travels and heritage.
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Why 9 people joined Indy Documenters
‘The first step of anything getting better is accountability.’
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On My Way Pre-K hit record enrollment. That’s still fewer than 10% of 4-year-olds.
Expanded income eligibility helped fuel a 35% increase in Marion County enrollment.
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Want to learn about community solar power? Try this online class.
Community solar is meant to make solar power accessible to those who may not otherwise have access to it, including renters.