Residents say housing developer BWI LLC failed to build quality homes.
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Free resource fair to help with life after incarceration
The free event will take place 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 24 at Martin University.
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Long-neglected west side neighborhood looks forward to roadwork
Country Club Pines residents look forward to fixed-up roads, sidewalks.
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In the Mirror: Indy artists find freedom to experiment at Storage Space
Plus: Slow roads, new state senator and a comedy festival.
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Four poll workers tell us what it’s like to work on Election Day
Interested in helping voters during the May 7 primary? Get paid up to $200 to be a poll worker.
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If the garage door is open at Storage Space Gallery, please go in
There are no rules at this northside house gallery, which hosts a third Friday art show each month.
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Why IPS wants all middle schoolers to take a college visit
The strategy comes as Indiana tries to increase the rate of students choosing college after high school.
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New eastside senator: La Keisha Jackson wins Senate District 34 seat in Indianapolis
La Keisha Jackson, a city-county councilor, won a Democratic party caucus to represent the far east side.
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Stuck in Indianapolis traffic? Here’s why.
Fall Creek Parkway could be snarled through the end of April. And that’s just the beginning.
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Indy festival to offer four days of LOLing
“Getting people to laugh does feel like a superpower:” Indy’s Middleground Comedy Festival will showcase three dozen comics.