New fiscal year, new reactionary laws, new battles ahead
Activist Lindsey Holtgrave pulled up to tell us about new laws attacking the people of Indiana and our most basic democratic rights—and how we can fight back.
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Artist finds intimacy and queerness in wrestling
“Sopa de Letras” opens at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery June 17.
Whenever the politicians fail, the community steps up
While their growth is encouraging, Hope Packages won’t rest until they’re no longer needed.
Assemble and distribute free winter supplies for homeless neighbors
Mirror Indy encourages you to get involved with Hope Packages.v
Indychitlán to make some good noise Nov. 15 at The AMP
Mirror Indy interviews Eduardo Luna of Arte Mexicano en Indiana.
New opposition to data centers gathers steam as communities unite
A news round-up shows we aren’t backing down and are only growing more determined.
“Stand with Siakam, not ICE:” Indy protests outside the NBA Finals
Mirror Indy reports that “1,000 people joined a march through downtown against immigration raids.”
Trial date set for two of the cops who lynched Herman Whitfield III
Judge refuses to dismiss case against two of the six cops responsible for killing Whitfield III.
“Mirror Indy” votes! Pre-election party
Mirror Indy invites all voters 18 plus to their pre-election watch party on Nov. 3, with free food, drink specials, and a DJ!
Not just Hogsett, the whole system needs to go!
Hogsett’s unfolding scandal, now rippling throughout the Democratic Party, is a symptom of a more fundamental problem.
This new project aims to free wrongfully convicted in Indiana
The Indiana Innocence Project will represent wrongfully convicted people and seek their exoneration.
After four years, food coalition makes first recommendations to the city
The Community Food Access Coalition has made its first selections for appointees to the Indianapolis Food Access Advisory Commission.
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