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Indianapolis hospitals restrict visitors as COVID, flu, RSV cases rise
The restrictions are indefinite, a spokesperson said.
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New chief will take over IMPD with souring image, perceived lack of accountability
A surge in police shootings is just one of the challenges awaiting the next Indianapolis police chief.
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‘You’re praying someone decides to donate’: Holiday blood shortages loom
Indy residents tell us why they showed up to donate blood or thank donors.
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From pickleball to Zumba, Indy residents are rushing to group fitness activities
They are improving their health while finding a sense of community.
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Celebrating Kwanzaa in Indianapolis
The Umoja Village Kwanzaa Celebration at The AMP at 16 Tech featured local vendors and performers.
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Covering $1B shortfall in Medicaid forecasting means dipping into reserves
The budgeting error won’t have an immediate impact, a Senate leader says, but the issue raises spending concerns over the long term.
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Fight for Life Foundation receives $200,000 grant to help students access technology
This article was originally published by the Indianapolis Recorder, a Free Press Indiana partner. Fight for Life Foundation, a nonprofit that helps underserved youth develop by providing social-emotional learning programs, has been awarded a $200,000 Elevation Grant. The Elevation Grant Program is a partnership between the Indianapolis Foundation, Mayor Joe Hogsett and the City-County Council. Its goal is to decrease […]
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Toys, books and meals: How to find help for the holidays in Indianapolis
Here are some resources in Indianapolis to find help.
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Yes, it was Indy’s most expensive election, but voter turnout barely moved
More than 25% of the votes cast in the mayoral election came from just four northside districts.
