Some stores end practice of locking up black beauty products
“If you lock up products for black people and you aren’t doing that for products for white customers, that is discriminatory.”
“If you lock up products for black people and you aren’t doing that for products for white customers, that is discriminatory.”
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and health officials updated the public on the state’s response to COVID-19 during a Friday afternoon news conference.
The posts appeared online after about 200 people, including many public defenders, participated in a demonstration Monday at the county jail in Chicago.
The man selected multiple items valued at nearly $400 and left the store without making an attempt to pay, police said.
One additional COVID-19 death was reported across the Region Friday, health officials said.
City officials have modified this year’s Fourth of July celebration to adhere to public health guidelines, the mayor’s office announced.
La Lumiere students will return to school in-person for the majority of its fall semester. After Thanksgiving, students will complete final reviews and assignments for home.
With America in turmoil, some of the biggest names in Indianapolis are leading from the front, the middle or the rear to help fix our broken country.
Expect library films, cheap prices and lots of sanitization measures when movie theaters slowly start to come back.
Indiana coronavirus cases and deaths for Friday, June 12.