As Purdue and IU students head back to class, effects from the 2024 separation remain.
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Posted inGovernment
Indianapolis budget basics: Learn how the city spends our money
Every year, city officials present a plan for how to spend public dollars.
Posted inEducation
Why this Indianapolis agency is paying people to become EMTs
The class helps people get a foot into healthcare without high costs.
Posted inGovernment
Streets to Home has housed 231 people. Some may become homeless again.
“I’ve worked so hard,” one resident said. “But I know what it’s like out there.”
Posted inHealth
As Indy marks America’s 250th, a museum remembers past epidemics
A staff member created an exhibit for her grandfather, who had polio.
Posted inEducation
An eastside school embraced cell phones. Then Indiana banned them.
How Warren Central is getting by after its first month under Indiana’s cell phone ban.
Posted inEducation
This construction program is helping grads level up in their careers
The BY Construction program was recently designated as a pre-apprenticeship program.
Posted inGovernment
‘Communication issues’ hampered Indy’s response to flooding
Some residents said it was hard to tell who was in charge, and they were given little time to evacuate.
Posted inNeighborhoods
We asked people about their complicated relationship with America
“We’re gonna have to dig deep and have some conversations that are uncomfortable,” one person said.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Ravenswood residents lean on each other as floodwaters recede
After historic flooding in Indy, many neighbors face a long road to recovery.
