A bipartisan bill that sailed through the House is now drawing criticism from medical professionals and Senate Democrats.
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What art do you think belongs on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail?
The Indianapolis Cultural Trail invites the community to share their input through a survey.
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In the Mirror: Inspiring Indy kids to read at home
Plus: Burmese and Congolese artists in their own words.
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Burmese and Congolese artists reflect on culture and conflict in new Indy Art Center exhibit
“Mirrors of Common Destiny” is on display at the Indy Art Center in Broad Ripple until March 10.
Posted inEducation
How some Indiana colleges are responding to FAFSA delays
Delays with FAFSA mean colleges and universities won’t receive student financial aid information until March.
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With help, Indy families bring home books kids want to read
Improved test scores show a home-by-home approach could be one way to meet Indiana’s literacy goals.
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In the Mirror: It was Indy day at the Statehouse
Plus: Batman leaves Gotham to visit Indy’s potholes.
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‘This is a difficult time for both Muslims and Jews’
Key takeaways from “We Refuse To Be Enemies: A Conversation with Sabeeha Rehman and Walter Ruby” at the JCC Indianapolis.
Posted inGovernment
Lawmakers preserve Indy downtown district but delay vote on Blue Line bill
State lawmakers held lengthy discussions about two bills targeting Indianapolis.
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Pregnant women in Indiana are being exposed to toxic herbicides, study shows
The chemicals used on crops are linked to birth defects and cancer.
