The Indianapolis Housing Agency’s failures are ruining landlord relations and harming tenants.
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City scraps idea for protected bike lanes on north side
Some in Meridian-Kessler had complained about the loss of on-street parking.
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‘Her dream came true’: 87-year-old grandmother becomes U.S. citizen
More than 100 Indy area residents were sworn in Nov. 20 as naturalized U.S. citizens.
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Indy Parks opens city’s first basketball pavillion
The eastside pavilion has two full courts, two half courts, bleachers and lighting at Wes Montgomery Park.
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Broken Housing: How Indy’s public housing agency fuels a crisis
The Indianapolis Housing Agency’s failures are leading to evictions and homelessness.
Posted inArts & Culture
New play warns against putting money before people
“13 Fires” connects racial discrimination against Black neighborhoods in the 1950s to present housing crisis.
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It’s FAFSA time again. What you need to know.
Create your online Federal Student Aid account as soon as possible.
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Have sensory sensitivities? Check out this Grinch-themed party
Indianapolis-based Damar Services, Inc. will host a day of free, sensory-friendly fun at its Ameriplex location in Decatur Township on Dec. 7. The Sensory Snow Day will have a “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” theme and will include activities that allow people who have sensory sensitivities to enjoy a day out without the loud noises, […]
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How these Indy college students voted may surprise you
Top issues for young voters included everything from reproductive rights to immigration to the economy.
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10 Indy cyclists share what drivers can do to keep them safe on the road
“See the humanity in a cyclist. You know, that’s somebody’s mother, sister, brother, father.”
