Indiana to give $10 million to arts, culture and tourism groups reeling from coronavirus
Indiana will give $10 million of its CARES Act funding to arts, culture and tourism organizations hurt by the economic fallout of the coronavirus.
Indiana will give $10 million of its CARES Act funding to arts, culture and tourism organizations hurt by the economic fallout of the coronavirus.
The Indianapolis Art Center in Broad Ripple has selected Mark Williams, a longtime contributor to the arts scene, as its new executive director.
Volunteers at the Immigrant Welcome Center in Indianapolis are helping immigrants and refuggees identify COVID-19 resourses.
A research study by New American Economy shows the percentage of immigrants in Indianapolis working essential jobs and how many lack health insurance.
Eight Northwest Indiana farms have been recognized for staying in business for more than a century.
The derecho hit central Indiana after 7 p.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
Members Advantage Credit Union, with branches in Michigan City and Portage, is saying thank you to the members who bank there.
We know you have questions about the environment — we hear from you all the time. That’s why we’re launching a new Q&A series to find the answers for you.
What is Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett’s record on sustainability? Local environmental groups weigh in.
Enforcing face masks has largely fallen to retail and service industry employees. Here’s how they’re doing it amid the coronavirus pandemic.