The development will offer a lifeline to young adults exiting the foster care system — a group at risk of homelessness and housing instability.
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IPS school board approves new plan for shuttered John Marshall school
Over seven years after the John Marshall school building closed, Indianapolis Public Schools has a new plan for the nearly 40-acre site on Indianapolis’ east side.
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Things to do in Indianapolis during WNBA All-Star weekend 2025
Check out live music, parties, basketball art, and Indiana Fever players’ favorite restaurants.
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Schools prep students for summer IREAD test as tougher third grade retention law takes effect
The law’s impact on classrooms will be unclear until after the summer testing window ends Friday.
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Vision Zero advocates frustrated with Indy’s progress
A task force discussed its plan to end traffic fatalities and make streets safer.
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What to know about Kroger’s union contract negotiations
Union members say their biggest concerns are wages and staffing.
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Wayne Township superintendent will retire from school district
Jeff Butts will step down in January to take a role with a state superintendents association.
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Indiana’s infant mortality rate has improved. Will it hold with health cuts?
Gov. Mike Braun addressed the cuts during a health symposium this week.
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Indianapolis education alliance says it stands ready to collaborate
Lasting divisions may pose a challenge to the group’s study of Indy’s public schools
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‘A Family Affair’ brings back a Recorder summer tradition with a modern spin
The first record of the picnic at Douglass Park appeared in newspapers in July and August 1930. Over 2,500 people attended.