The coalition said the move will help support its growth and mission to end racial injustice and economic inequality.
Category: Neighborhoods
Problem solvers: Indy teens build device in response to Indy’s segregated past
The teens participated in Project Invent, a national program that teaches students to use technology to solve important problems.
Wayne Township to hold Little Eagle Creek cleanup
Here’s how you can help as part of World Water Day.
My Culture Journal: Journalist plans gospel and blues show and visits the Jackson 5 house
Eunice Trotter also takes us to an old church, a play and a Black island in the Bahamas.
New eastside Eskenazi campus will serve patients regardless of ability to pay
Community members from the east side have long faced health disparities.
‘It’s a big deal’: Pharmacy closures are hitting westsiders hard
At least 24 pharmacies in Indianapolis have closed since the beginning of the pandemic.
Indiana attorney general fights EPA rule that would reduce pollution on Indy’s west side
The pollution is so bad that one westside family hasn’t constructed a playground for their kids.
‘Twas a time people didn’t want electric streetcars to replace mules
Journey through the highs and lows of about 150 years of Indy’s public transit history.
‘I want to reinvigorate it’: Tibbs Drive-In Theatre gets a new look and menu
Here’s what to look forward to when the drive-in opens for its new season on March 22.
200 senior housing apartments could be coming to the far east side
The complex would contain affordable housing.


