Toni Stone was the first woman to play baseball in the Negro Leagues. Catch her story on stage through Oct. 6 at Indy’s District Theatre.
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Indy’s lost Black neighborhood: How IUPUI displaced thousands
In the 1960s, Indiana University began to acquire around 300 acres of land to found IUPUI.
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New city homeless shelter to break ground this fall
The 24/7 shelter will open in late 2026 at the earliest after two years of construction.
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See how people watch movies at Indy’s only drive-in theater
Tibbs Drive-In Theatre has been welcoming moviegoers to the west side since 1967.
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Vincennes program offers immersion into Deaf culture
Vincennes’ American Sign Language program in Indianapolis employs deaf professors who share their experiences, culture.
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How an eastside school turned around its reading scores
Warren Township’s Pleasant Run Elementary is taking an ‘all-hands-on-deck’ approach to reading.
Posted inHealth
How you can help Miracle and other sickle cell patients at blood drive
Miracle Campbell, 6, is one of hundreds of sickle cell patients who need blood transfusions.
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‘It’s like home’: IU Indy faculty, staff stay involved in retirement
IU Indianapolis’ Senior Academy has helped retirees adjust and stay connected for over 30 years.
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Indy mental health facility was ‘kennel for vulnerable people,’ patient says
The Indiana woman was held against her will. Others have described similar disturbing allegations.
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McCarty Triangle Park renovation drags on longer than expected
It’s one more construction site creating headaches in what for a long time was a sleepy area.
