Recent study reveals large gaps in eligible families receiving benefits.
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‘Communication issues’ hampered Indy’s response to flooding
Some residents said it was hard to tell who was in charge, and they were given little time to evacuate.
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Indiana State Fair extends free admission for military and first responders
Free admission now runs through the fair’s final day, Aug. 23.
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Climate change makes extreme weather normal
We’re locked in to heavier rain and hotter days for decades. But there’s still hope.
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Indianapolis Symphonic Choir celebrates landmark 90th anniversary
The choir’s 90th anniversary season whose theme is “Then, Now, and Always,” is moving beyond a single stage or musical tradition.
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Ivy Tech program approved for Workforce Pell Grant funding
The school hopes to start enrolling students as early as October.
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Fern Murphy’s new album is not afraid of ‘the negative’
The Indianapolis dream-pop band celebrates the release of “via negative” with a show at HI-FI Indy on Aug. 27.
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Indy to offer southside data center $188M in tax breaks
Sabey Data Centers would also agree to pay for an aquatic center in Decatur Township.
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Indy data center moratorium clears final hurdle
The temporary ban does not apply to three data centers already in development.
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We asked people about their complicated relationship with America
“We’re gonna have to dig deep and have some conversations that are uncomfortable,” one person said.
