Indianapolis has the 14th highest eviction rate in the U.S. with over 30 households evicted every day, disproportionately affecting low-income communities of color.
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Way back at the end of January 2020, USA Today posted “10 unique and quirky museums around the United States.” The Indiana Medical History Museum, Indianapolis, Indiana, was at the top of the list.
Rita Kohn
Writer Beer & Society
On June 29th the IURC rejected a request made by a gaggle of Indiana electric utilities to charge customers for power not used because of the virus sequestration.
Morton Marcus
Guest Writer Local Economy
With decades of DJ experience in the Circle City, the Patron Saint co-founders reflect on Indy’s longstanding love for dance music.
Seth Johnson
Writer - Music, Comedy & Sports
The Indianapolis Public Library will offer e-books, audiobooks and videos that will help patrons explore issues about race and racial equity.
The festival, now in its ninth year, will be filmed by WFYI and viewable online if theaters are closed this fall.
Dan Grossman
Managing Editor
Once a month, comedy lovers, beer enthusiasts and dog moms (and dads) join together for delicious award winning beer and a good belly laugh at Metazoa Brewing Co.
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- Hotspot for comedy: Metazoa Brewing Co.
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- A pre-COVID artwalk part five
- Pint-sized celebrations
- COVID-19 response memo, 6/30/20
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