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Mike Pence’s lack of quarantining concerns experts after Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis
Mike Pence on Saturday tested negative for COVID-19 after President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump said they tested positive for the virus.
‘A Community Thrives’: Indianapolis-area groups can apply for grant funding through Gannett Foundation
In 2019, IndyStar, in partnership with the USA Today Network, awarded more than $90,000 in grants to local organizations through the program.
Some Indiana college students are partying — and paying for it with suspensions
Purdue University and Indiana University have suspended students over violations of coronavirus campus rules banning parties and large gatherings.
Go behind the scenes of ‘Athlete A’ with IndyStar journalists Thursday
‘Athlete A,’ now streaming on Netflix, spotlights the work of IndyStar journalists who uncovered the USA Gymnastics scandal and Larry Nassar’s abuse.
Police protests in Indianapolis: IMPD, protesters walk together, but not everyone happy
Indianapolis police officers walked with protesters demonstrating against police brutality as they gathered at the governor’s residence on Monday.
Live updates: After brief confrontation, police agree to walk with protesters
Protesters gathered near the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial in Monument Circle around 1:30 p.m.
Dreasjon Reed’s family speaks to media after fatal shooting: ‘I am going to fight for him’
The event, “Justice for Dreasjon Reed” comes six days after Reed was fatally shot by an Indianapolis police officer during a Facebook Live broadcast.
Indianapolis police chief talks to Dreasjon Reed’s family in emotional face-to-face exchange
In a tense conversation, Indianapolis Police Chief Randal Taylor speaks with Dreasjon Reed’s family near where he was fatally shot by police.
Indianapolis police chief talks to Dreasjon Reed’s family in emotional face-to-face exchange
In a tense conversation, Indianapolis Police Chief Randal Taylor speaks with Dreasjon Reed’s family near where he was fatally shot by police.