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Anya von Bremzen's new memoir is a delicious narrative of memory and cuisine in 20th century Soviet Union. She writes about her family's own history and contemplates the nation's "complicated, even tortured, relationship with food."

Indianapolis residents now have more access to Public Safety information and alerts. The City launched a website called "Safetown."

President Obama announced his administration will work with states to reduce the amount of time students spend taking standardized tests.

The great Barbara Mandrell once sang about being "country when country wasn't cool." Buick's Encore crossover might sing a similar song of being compact before compact was cool, virtually inventing the compact luxury corssover segment with unpretentious, efficient comfort.

Restaurateur Art Bouvier announced the discount Saturday night on Facebook shortly after the robbery at his Cajun restaurant Papa Roux. It's unclear how much money was taken, but no one was injured.

Iowa Pacific has already has added free Wi-Fi, improved dining options and more than doubled the number of passengers it can accommodate. It also hopes to add more trains -- up to 14 per day.

It's been two weeks since the Indiana State Board of Education put off a vote because of questions over potential differences in difficulty between the test's online and paper versions.

Sen. Joe Donnelly visited Indianapolis' northwest side to meet with citizens and kickstart a plan to fight crime and aid development.

Indianapolis will host the 2017 InterPride World Conference.

The World Health Organization says meat processed through salting, curing, smoking and other methods can cause cancer.