Weekly View’s Story Archive

Indiana Improving on Education but Challenges Remain

INDIANA — Indiana has moved up in a national education ranking but the latest Annie E. Casey Foundation Kids Count Data Book showed many students still face challenges in reading and math. The report ranked Indiana 11th nationally in education, up from 17th in 2019. But more than half of … Read More

Applause!: June 12-18

• The Second Chance Workshop returns to Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Wednesday, June 17, offering free license reinstatement assistance and expungement screenings for those looking for a fresh start. Hours are 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at  Gainbridge Fieldhouse, 125 S. Pennsylvania. This event is FREE, but space is limited and … Read More

Central Library Opens Up Kids Central and Teen Central

INDIANAPOLIS — Central Library unveiled Kid Central and Teen Central on June 6. Across the second and third floors, 46,000 square feet have been transformed to create more accessible and engaging experiences for young readers and learners. Kid Central and Teen Central are enclosed spaces with dedicated entrances. Thoughtful design … Read More

Indiana Black Expo Announces Honorees for the 2026 Luncheon

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Black Expo has named the honorees for the 2026 Pacers Sports & Entertainment Corporate Luncheon. The event will take place during Indiana Black Expo’s Summer Celebration, during the week of July 8-19, with the luncheon being held Friday, July 17. Honorees include: • Award-winning actor and … Read More

Fathers and Families Center Launch Campaign to Help More Dads

INDIANAPOLIS — With a waiting list of as many as 100 Central Indiana men per month, the nonprofit Fathers and Families Center (FFC) is announcing its $5.5 million campaign with the goal of doubling the number of fathers and families it serves with its life-changing programs. Fathers and Families has … Read More