317 Project: He put $15,000 of his savings into a new business, then the pandemic hit
Tommy Dotson had been dreaming of opening a barbershop in a building in Mars Hill since 2009. After a series of obstacles, it opened Feb. 2020.
Brandon Drenon, Indianapolis Star
Gun recovered from man after fatal IMPD shooting is linked to three homicides, police say
The gun recovered from a homicide suspect fatally shot by IMPD officers was discovered to be linked to three homicides.
Amid peak interest in equity, here’s what the word actually means and where it came from
Everyone is talking about equity. Here’s how experts define the term and analyze its impact within Indianapolis. It’s not the same as equality.
How major businesses around Indianapolis have advanced their equity pledges since 2020
Major businesses around Indianapolis explain how they look at equity and what steps they’ve taken to achieve equity since 2020.
Man dies in hospital 17 days after Indianapolis police find him shot in vehicle
Medical staff declared a man dead, 17 days after being discovered by police shot in his car.
Local non-profit working to uplift Indy’s minority youth begins expansion to serve more
The Center for Leadership Development held a groundbreaking event, marking the beginning of an expansion to better serve youth in Indianapolis.
Después de 2 siglos, Indy no ha tenido alcalde negro. Expertos citan racismo como barrera.
En sus 200 años, Indianápolis nunca ha tenido un alcalde negro. Los expertos e historiadores dicen que no se puede eliminar el racismo de la ecuación.
After 2 centuries, Indy hasn’t had a Black mayor. Experts cite racism as a major barrier.
In its 200-year history, Indianapolis has never had a Black mayor. Experts and historians say you cannot remove racism from the equation.
Earthquake in Haiti, other tragedies give Haitians in Indianapolis sense of ‘desperation’
Indianapolis’ Haitian community responds to the series of tragedies that have struck Haiti since the assassination of the president last July.
Indianapolis introduces first Black deputy director of planning, preservation and design
From fleeing civil war in Liberia to living on the city’s far east side, meet Indianapolis’s first Black deputy director of planning.