Why a Noblesville dance performance is being called racist
A performance by En Pointe Indiana during a Noblesville, Indiana, festival is being called racist because it included a song from “Hairspray” that has offensive lyrics.
Lo que las escuelas en Indiana deben hacer para reabrir de manera segura
El dpto. de educación del estado de Indiana publico estas instrucciones para ayudar a las escuelas y a los padres de familia a decidir cómo se pueden reabrir las escuelas de manera segura durante la pandemia.
Controversial lyrics raise calls of racism during dance performance for Noblesville Duck Race
A performance from an Indianapolis dance group during the Noblesville Duck Race is under scrutiny for using a song that includes a racial slur.
Indiana coronavirus update: 860 new cases, 8 additional deaths reported
Here’s how many cases of the novel coronavirus and deaths from COVID-19 the Indiana State Department of Health reported on Sunday, July 26, 2020.
Indianapolis firefighters pull woman’s $20,000 prosthetic leg from Geist Reservoir
A woman who lost her leg while enjoying the day with her family got a hand from an IFD dive team.
What we know about coronavirus and children in K-12 schools
Public health and education experts in Indiana strive to make safe decisions about sending children to in-person schools with limited data.
Local police say they won’t enforce statewide mask requirement
Violators won’t face fines or jail time, and local police departments say they won’t enforce the order when it goes into effect Monday.
5 ways to stay healthy at school in age of coronavirus
Here are some tips from experts about what kids (and adults) can do to reduce the risk of coronavirus.
‘Don’t talk about it, be about it’: Black Indianapolis residents who need help lose hope
Indianapolis officials say they cannot fix systemic racism overnight, but some residents doubt whether things will actually change.
Family and friends remember Jessica Doty-Whitaker, who was killed along the downtown canal
Jessica Doty-Whitaker was killed along the Downtown Canal in Indianapolis on the Fourth of July weekend. Her family is calling for justice.