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Posted inEducation
As IUPUI splits, IU campus hires new leader for Indy campus
Latha Ramchand of the University of Missouri will take on the role.
Posted inNeighborhoods
West Indy frustrated by closures, delays on West Morris Street project
Completion of the $10 million upgrade has been delayed until fall 2024.
Posted inHealth
Marion County’s low flu vaccination rates put children and seniors at risk
Here’s how to protect yourself and loved ones this holiday season.
Posted inNeighborhoods
West Morris Street construction drags on. What we know.
The $10 million project will resurface roughly 2 miles of road and include new curbs, sidewalks, storm sewers, streetlights, trees and a multi-use path.
Posted inArts & Culture
A Latino celebration of history, culture and art
A pilgrimage to Monument Circle precedes the Feast of Our Virgin of Guadalupe.
Posted inGovernment
Rokita appeals primary elections ruling
A Marion County Superior Court judge last week found a state elections law unconstitutional.
Posted inArts & Culture
Martin University president resigns from Newfields board
At least eight people have now resigned as a trustee or governor at the arts institution.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Nonprofit completes $33M fundraising campaign for Indy youth
The 5-year campaign will help train thousands of minority students across the city.
Posted inGovernment
The EPA wants lead pipes out. Here’s what it means for Indianapolis.
One scientist says the lead pipes are ‘like a ticking time bomb.’