The dim light and bubble tower can help some students calm down, while the trampoline can help others burn energy.
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How these Marion County students are earning college credit in high school
The growing popularity of dual credit comes as the cost of higher education soars.
Posted inBusiness
Circle Centre Mall sale and redevelopment will transform the downtown Indianapolis space
The developer behind Bottleworks plans a $600 million makeover.
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IRT brings a holiday tradition to the stage with ‘A Christmas Carol’
Priscilla Lindsay is returning for the IRT’s holiday season to direct the show for the 13th time.
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‘Everybody wants a grocery store’: How SuperJams is filling a need for westsiders
An entrepreneur is investing in a food desert when few others would.
Posted inHealth
Indianapolis hospitals restrict visitors as COVID, flu, RSV cases rise
The restrictions are indefinite, a spokesperson said.
Posted inGovernment
New chief will take over IMPD with souring image, perceived lack of accountability
A surge in police shootings is just one of the challenges awaiting the next Indianapolis police chief.
Posted inHealth
‘You’re praying someone decides to donate’: Holiday blood shortages loom
Indy residents tell us why they showed up to donate blood or thank donors.
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From pickleball to Zumba, Indy residents are rushing to group fitness activities
They are improving their health while finding a sense of community.
Posted inArts & Culture
Celebrating Kwanzaa in Indianapolis
The Umoja Village Kwanzaa Celebration at The AMP at 16 Tech featured local vendors and performers.