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Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and the City-County Council have introduced a $27.2 million spring fiscal initiative aimed at improving neighborhood quality across the city. Proposal No. 164, 2025, announced on May 5, designates funds for infrastructu...
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The American Red Cross, collaborating with Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is organizing a two-day blood drive to commemorate Trauma Awareness Month and assist patients in need. Scheduled for May 7 and 9, donors will receive exclusive passes for officia...
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Perspectives from Target employees and local suppliers highlight an urgent concern: while boycotts aim to hold corporations accountable, they may inadvertently adversely affect small Black businesses and lower-income shoppers. Vendors worry decrease...
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The May 1 broadcast of *Let It Be Known* showcased journalist Charles Blow alongside U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who passionately condemned a House Judiciary Committee decision perceived to facilitate the deportation of American citizens by former P...
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The Trump administration has officially revoked a longstanding federal desegregation mandate in Louisiana. This decision, revealed on Tuesday, is interpreted by analysts as a deliberate weakening of civil rights protections. Although officials argue...
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Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley quickly became a fan favorite following his remarkable season and Super Bowl triumph. However, recent photos of Barkley golfing with President Trump ignited controversy, particularly among Black fans. C...
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Cannabis continues to evoke strong opinions, with stringent regulations stemming from limited scientific understanding. Although a significant number of young adults engage in cannabis consumption, fears surrounding addiction are escalating, particul...
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In his latest New Pittsburgh Courier column, J. Pharoah Doss explores the theory that President Biden's 2024 re-election bid was a strategic move to position Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor, despite concerns about his cognitive health....
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The Talladega College Board of Trustees has unanimously elected Dr. Willie L. Todd Jr. as the 22nd president. Previously, he led Denmark Technical College since 2020. "I am deeply honored to guide an institution with a rich legacy," Todd remarked. Ri...
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Last Saturday, Lil Wayne graced the stage at Birmingham's Legacy Arena, showcasing a remarkable setlist that included classics like “Uproar,” “No Worries,” and “Every Girl.” This legendary figure, a hip-hop powerhouse since the early '90s, effortles...
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The City of Birmingham celebrates National Historic Preservation Month in May with engaging events, workshops, and walking tours. The Historic Preservation team underscores the importance of preserving history for community pride and economic develop...
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President Trump has leveraged his governmental control to implement budget cuts, jeopardizing critical social programs to benefit affluent allies. Urgent action is required to restore Healthcare, Social Security, and other essential services.Firstly...
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“We must unite as a community to honor our youth and their achievements,” stated Jasmin Shaheed-Young, president and CEO of Rise Indy, a nonprofit enhancing public education. On May 2, the organization hosted College Signing Day at Douglass Park, awa...
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Every day, your mother or grandmother performs countless kind gestures for you. From preparing your meals to ensuring your clothes are fresh and providing a secure home, their love is immeasurable. This Mother’s Day, consider sharing wonderful books...
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In a remarkable showcase of excellence, the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper secured 11 prestigious awards at the 2025 SPJ Best in Indiana Journalism Awards. Marking 130 years of influential service, this accolade reaffirms its commitment to ethical,...