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‘I needed help’: Indy residents spay and neuter cats and dogs thanks to Hoosier Fix
The nonprofit helped more than 300 pets last year.
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DJ gets new bangs, feels serene behind the turntables.
In this week’s journal, a DJ gets new bangs, plans a visit to Rio de Janeiro, and feels serene behind the turntables.
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Student loans are complicated. Here’s how you can pay less
More than 900,000 Hoosiers owe the federal government money in student loans. Our guide makes paying them back easier.
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Marion County community organizations to give away gun lock boxes
A rise in unintentional shootings by children spurs community action.
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Eli Lilly to pay some IU Indianapolis students to work for college credit
The cooperative program is part of a new initiative from the Kelley School of Business to get students into the workforce.
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Indiana wants to address student behavior. Here’s one school’s approach involving birdhouses.
The birdhouses are a hallmark of the school’s service learning program.
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Art & Soul 2024: Get to know the four Featured Artists
Mirror Indy meets jus Will, Boxx The Artist, Shvdy Rollins and Austin Day.
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‘I was so overly excited’: New eastside pharmacy accepts all Medicaid plans
The location is open to the public, but primarily services people covered by Medicaid.
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Theater program makes triumphant return at Crispus Attucks High School
The new program boasts experienced teachers and community partnerships for real-life skills learning.