The Talking Guns Project unifies teen voices around finding peaceful solutions to youth gun violence.
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This new project aims to free wrongfully convicted in Indiana
The Indiana Innocence Project will represent wrongfully convicted people and seek their exoneration.
This park was falling apart. Indy skaters are banding together to fix it.
Eastside skateboarders are cleaning up and repairing Lawrence Community Skate Park with the help of local graffiti artists.
As Parkinson’s takes its toll, Indy man worries his Medicaid will never come
As Indiana grapples with a billion-dollar Medicaid deficit and a bungled waiver rollout, older Hoosiers are going without vital health services.
Newfields’ new CEO is former Field Museum finance chief
Le Monte G. Booker, Sr. comes to the role following the abrupt departure of Colette Pierce Burnette in November.
Eastside nonprofit offers loads of help at the laundromat
Laundry & More started as a way to wash clothes free. Now, it’s transforming lives – and even saving one.
Indy’s water supply could be a problem in 50 years
As the Indianapolis area develops, experts worry a lack of conservation planning could lead to a water crisis.
Mirror Indy’s guide to Chreece
Getting to the Chreece hip-hop festival, finding your favorite performers, free stages, afterparties and where to go if you’re underage.
Excitement grows for Broad Ripple school’s reopening
The former Broad Ripple High School is reopening as a middle school, part of IPS’ Rebuilding Stronger plan.
The Girl Scouts ended Far Eastside programs. Residents want answers.
Community members say lack of communication and awareness about the Far Eastside has broken their trust in the organization.


