Observe the holiday with free museum admissions, service opportunities and community conversations.
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Designer and writer discusses Zambonis with his toddler
In this week’s journal, a designer and writer catches up on films and discusses Zambonis with his toddler.
Posted inArts & Culture, Business
Listeners mourn death of ‘Loverman’ DJ Jerry Wade
Long-time listeners of “The Quiet Storm with Jerry Wade” felt like they lost a friend when news broke that he died this week.
Posted inEducation
Early FAFSA rollout causes headaches. Here’s how to file.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is available, but some students and parents are having trouble filling it out. Here’s how to navigate the hurdles.
Posted inGovernment
Free bus rides on Election Day would stop under Senate Republican bill
Indiana Sen. Gary Byrne’s bill would prevent agencies like IndyGo from providing free rides on Election Day.
Posted inBusiness
Tea’s Me Cafe, coming to a store near you
The tea cafe owned by WNBA Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings has launched a line of bottled teas available in grocery stores.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana lawmakers move forward with bills to ban antisemitism, expand workforce training funds
The priority bills draw several hours of testimony at the Statehouse from dozens of Hoosiers.
Posted inArts & Culture
All Is Vanity: Alternative drag performer hosts cult classics for Kan-Kan Cinema
Vanity Rex is Indy’s response to the beloved tradition of horror film hosting.
Posted inArts & Culture
Getting involved in Indianapolis for MLK Day
As the nation celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Indianapolis prepares for a series of events to honor the Civil Rights leader for MLK Day of service.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana Black Legislative Caucus to focus on housing and tenants rights this year
Protections for Indianapolis renters and homeowners could grow under these legislative proposals.
