A former IndyPL board member, who was appointed to the position by the council, said councilors never asked about her experiences on the board, but when she told them about mistreatment involving racism and sexism from IndyPL leadership, nothing happened.

Black women who have worked as employees or board members of the Indianapolis Public Library describe a "taxing" and discriminatory atmosphere within the organization.

City officials are celebrating the newest addition to the Indianapolis Public Library's Digital Indy archive.

Patrons will be allowed inside the facilities to use computers, browse collections, pick up items they've placed on hold, and check out materials through self-service kiosks. Programming and events will remain online.

Starting on Dec. 21, the Indianapolis Library branches will restrict in-person services to curbside pickup and limited computer use.

WFYI's Terri Dee talks with Nichelle Hayes, leader of the Indianapolis Public Library's Center for Black Literature and Culture, about art as a way of expression against racial injustice.

After the death of George Floyd by police and the ensuing protests, many libraries were overwhelmed by requests for materials.

The Indianapolis Public Library is developing plans to evolve operations. It's gathering public input to build those plans.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett talks with Indy Pride Executive Director Chris Handberg about the extensive collection named after Chris Gonzalez, the community activist and founder of Indiana Youth group who passed away in 1994.

From WFYI's Arts and Culture desk, Jill Ditmire speaks with event organizer Christopher Dance about the free event that combines their excitement for Lucha Libre and books.