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Despite the popular saying, the House does not always win.

A unique, hands-on hhealth care marketplace will arrive in the Near Northside this September, connecting residents with minority-owned, non-traditional medical services and alternative wellness solutions.

The Indianapolis City-County Council's Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee voted 10–3 on July 13 to recommend a temporary moratorium on approving new data centers through Dec. 31, 2027.

Decades before the Civil Rights movement reshaped the nation's legal landscape, a select group of Black men carried the heavy burden of breaking racial barriers on two distinct front lines: the athletic diamond and the battlefields of World War II. Among those rare double-pioneers was Corporal Samuel Seagraves, an outfielder for the iconic Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro Leagues, who put his athletic career on hold to answer his country's call as one of the first African Americans permitted to enlist in the United States Marine Corps.

Gov. Mike Braun announced that Indiana will end race- and sex-based contracting considerations and replace them with a “merit-based approach that gives every Hoosier business a fair opportunity to compete” on July 15.

For the Indiana Fever's decorated All-Star trio, the weekend's most profound moment unfolded away from the main stage.

When Ms. Rachel stepped up to address the death of Nolan Wells, the internet did what it always does: It imploded.

Indiana property managers wield significant influence over rental housing but are not above the law. Tenants have clear rights — and ...

Indiana Pacers point guard Tyrese Haliburton will serve as team captain for the Pacers Foundation Charity Softball Classic on Aug. 24 at Victory Field, bringing together professional athletes and local media personalities to combat youth food insecurity across the state.

A century ago, as racial segregation strictly barred Black golfers from setting foot on public and private fairways across Central Indiana, a modest five-hole dirt layout on the city's east side emerged as a sanctuary of access, community and athletic excellence.