The upheaval at the Domestic Violence Prevention Network couldn’t come at a worse time.

Three cities had reports of fliers being distributed. Police said they believe they know who's behind it.

The 159th anniversary of Juneteenth celebrates when slaves in Galveston, Texas found out they were free — two years after slaves in the north. Despite this freedom, many Black people still endure unequal treatment and experience more hate crimes in Indiana and across the country.

The city joined Tippecanoe County and Lafayette, which approved similar resolutions last month, spurred on by area Human Rights Commissions and the local health department.

A new diversity, equity, and inclusion officer is working to improve Indianapolis Public Library's working environment amid complaints of discrimination and inequality.

A new diversity, equity, and inclusion officer has been hired in response to complaints in 2020 of racism and discrimination at the Indianapolis Public Library.

A fire that badly damaged a Black Connersville City Council member's home in eastern Indiana is being investigated by the FBI after a racial slur was found spray painted at the house.

The Indianapolis Public Library board of trustees named chief public information officer Jack Helling as interim CEO during a regular board meeting Monday. The board will conduct a national search for a CEO.

The move comes after months of accounts from current and former employees who said they experienced instances of racism, sexism and ableism from library leadership, including Nytes.

Indianapolis Public Library staff called on IndyPL CEO Jackie Nytes during a trustees meeting July 26.