The city held a ribbon-cutting for the $10-million project Tuesday.
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Posted inHealth
How Indy doulas can help Black moms have a safer childbirth
Black moms in Indy are 73% more likely to die in childbirth than white women. The presence of doulas leads to shorter labor times and fewer cesarean births.
Posted inEducation
These college students run a restaurant — for class
Ivy Tech’s Courses Restaurant gives students experience in all aspects of the restaurant business, from preparing the meals to serving them.
Posted inEducation
Volunteer mentors help Wayne Township students learn to read
The district is looking for more volunteers to read one-on-one with students each week.
Posted inBusiness
‘I cry every day’: Circle Centre businesses think they’re being pushed out
Hendricks Commercial Properties bought the mall in April and plans to redevelop it.
Posted inEducation
Why this Indianapolis school wants kids to put screens down
The Oaks Academy teaches with notebooks and chalkboards instead of laptops and smart boards.
Posted inGovernment
‘I know America’: Indy Black women are unsurprised, but hurting
Still, some are holding hope that the next generation will see change that seems so distant.
Posted inGovernment
Despite early voters, Indy turnout rate among lowest since 1988
Despite signs of high turnout in Marion County during the early voting period, far fewer voters cast a ballot compared to previous presidential elections.
Posted inNeighborhoods
A kidnapping, a rock star, libraries and the westside history behind each
The heir to the Rhodius fortune ran away with a madam, nearly derailing the namesake park.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Eastside homeless residents packing up encampment
The encampment became a focus for Indianapolis police after dozens of complaints.
