INDIANAPOLIS — The Concord Building at the corner of 38th and Illinois Streets on Indy’s northwest side will soon be revitalized and serve as a space for the community. “A lot of different things have been here. It’s been a grocery store, it’s been a Foot Locker, it’s been a clothing store,” Diop Adisa said. […]
INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD officials believe their new headquarters will enhance police service to the northwest side of Indianapolis. Inside IMPD Northwest District’s new headquarters it looks much different than their old one. The new building located at 4005 Office Plaza Blvd. will function not only as the headquarters for IMPD but also as a place […]
INDIANAPOLIS — One in eight Hoosiers are food insecure according to Feedingamerica.org. Eskenazi Health, in order to address food insecurity among its patients, has created a new market that will give patients access to healthy food. It’s called Fresh for You Market. “Providing proper nutrition is just as important as providing other forms of medication,” Seth […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A pastor in Indianapolis dedicating his time to finding ways to curb the violence in the city said although it hurts to see the violence continue, we can’t give up on efforts to prevent it. “When we see acts of violence and we see people resort to using weapons to resolve conflict. It […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A new effort is underway to beautify neighborhoods and connect residents in Indianapolis. Up to $500,000 in grant money is now available through the City of Indianapolis Neighborhood Grant Program. Projects can include community gardens, gateway signs, murals or other things that bring neighborhoods together. “The possibilities [for projects] are endless,” Mayor Joe Hogsett […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Faith in Indiana, a local group with the vision of improving the lives of all Hoosiers, is renewing its demand for a clinician-led emergency mental health crisis response team after an Indianapolis musician died in police custody. Herman Whitfield III was a 39-year-old concert pianist and award-winning composer. He was experiencing a mental […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Piles of heavy trash are occupying space throughout Indianapolis and residents are speaking out with concerns. “Dirty,” central Indiana resident Ellen Finlinson said. “It’s awful. It’s disgusting. I hate it.” “I feel disgusted.” central Indiana resident Jeff Bullock said. Bullock lives on Bancroft Street on the east side of Indianapolis. He said his […]
INDIANAPOLIS — There is a program aiming to build the next generation of leaders in Marion County. The 2022 Youth Violence Prevention Fellowship is offered to teens through the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, and applications are now open. The fellowship allows teens to learn and examine policies and existing programs in place “to reduce youth […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Looking to get a foot in the door in the airport security field? If so, the Indianapolis International Airport has an event coming up later this week that might interest you. This Friday and Saturday, the airport is hosting a hiring fair for Transportation Security Officers. Attendees can learn about what’s involved in […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis police released body camera videos from officers who rescued a mother and two children from an apartment fire earlier this month. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to the apartment fire around 3:40 a.m. on April 11 near East Street and Hanna Avenue. Flames were coming from the building when they arrived. […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Masks are no longer required on IndyGo buses since a federal judge in Florida voided the national mask mandate on public transpiration. In a statement, IndyGo said those riding on IndyGo buses or visiting IndyGo properties no longer need to wear a mask. “Due to Monday’s court ruling and under the guidance of […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Hundreds of medical professionals are volunteering their time to treat people who typically don’t have access to healthcare in Indianapolis. According to the U.S. Census Bureau in 2020 28 million people did not have health insurance at any point during the year. Sunday was the first of four days that people took advantage […]
