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Commission On Black Males To Be Proposed
July 6, 2020

Commission On Black Males To Be Proposed

Indianapolis City County Councilors will consider a proposal to create a local commission to address the challenges faced by Black males.
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Protesters Gather In Front Of Carmel Church, Call For Greater Changes In City
July 5, 2020

Protesters Gather In Front Of Carmel Church, Call For Greater Changes In City

Demonstrators gathered outside St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Sunday to protest a now-suspended priest who called Black Lives Matter protesters maggots and parasites. Organizers hope to use the remarks to make change in Carmel.
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Indiana Fireworks Companies Hit Hard By COVID-19 Cancellations
July 2, 2020

Indiana Fireworks Companies Hit Hard By COVID-19 Cancellations

COVID-19 has been totally devastating for some Hoosier fireworks companies. One company owner says his business needs help to survive and a proposal from U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) could be the answer.
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Hogsett Orders Mandatory Face Masks For Indianapolis
July 2, 2020

Hogsett Orders Mandatory Face Masks For Indianapolis

Marion County will join the state in it's reopening phase 4.5 on Thursday July 9. The county will also require face masks in public.
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