How private citizens become digital detectives and manage growing audiences
Private citizens fishing for internet predators is by no means a new phenomenon.
Private citizens fishing for internet predators is by no means a new phenomenon.
The arrest of a Lebanon Senior High School teacher shines a light on Indiana’s online, citizen-run predator hunting groups.
IndyStar asked the Indiana State Museum and Indiana State Library which artifacts from Black Hoosier history stand out from their collections.
The children claim systemic failures at DCS resulted in their placement in a dangerous home.
The Hendricks County Commissioners denied a request to rezone the plot of land citing environmental concerns.
Breanca Merritt stepped into the role Jan. 4 and will be responsible for leading the agency’s Office of Healthy Opportunities.
MacKenzie Scott’s gift is the largest individual donation in United Way of Central Indiana’s history.
The 2021 Kids Count Data Book examines child well-being and health and offers guidance for service providers and policymakers.
What formerly was a general fundraising campaign to support youth services has become more focused in its mission.
An Indiana Department of Child Services spokeswoman told IndyStar the agency had no comment regarding the lawsuit.