The Justice Department will accept public comments on a Clean Air Act settlement with the mill operators.
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Everyone’s invited to the Community Cookbook pitch-in
Foodies with connections to Garfield Park share their recipes and tell familial food histories.
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Eastside residents and business owners share feedback on IndyGo’s Blue Line
There were both positive and negative comments from the community.
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Charter authorizer rejects bid from Indianapolis school with rocky academic, attendance history
Trine University cited concerns over the Genius School’s enrollment targets and financial projections.
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Indiana lawmaker awarded Legislator of the Year
State Rep. Cherrish Pryor receives honor from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators.
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Gemütlichkeit: warmth, friendliness and good cheer at the Liederkranz
On Dec. 16, the Liederkranz will celebrate German culture and music through its annual Christmas concert.
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Here’s why Butler University is launching an associate’s degree program
A successful model from a Chicago university is showing what’s possible in Indiana, where the college-going rate is struggling.
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Why Indy nurses and public defender staff say they’re unionizing
Management in one workplace is supportive, but not in the other.
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Ladies Under Construction teaches communication and leadership skills to school-age girls
Participants say the mentorship program gives them confidence and helps them dream for the future.
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Free HIV and STD testing every second Thursday
The city of Indianapolis and a local nonprofit offer free testing every second Thursday of the month.