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Latino Expo Resource Fair returns this weekend, in a new location (opens the original)
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The Indiana Latino Expo Resource Fair returns this weekend, featuring a mix of entertainment and legal, medical and educational resources. The Latino Expo cancelled its resource fair last year because of the political climate. Chair Charles Garcia said security and safety remain top of mind after recent ICE activity in the state. He said the change of venue to the State Fairgrounds and Event Center was made to address some of those fears. “Those types of things can happen anywhere and any time,”
Indianapolis Zoo working to restore accreditation (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis Zoo is working to restore its accreditation. It announced on Sept. 28 that it lost national accreditation through the Association for Zoo and Aquariums, or AZA. That status renewal was set to start Oct. 1. The AZA evaluates key areas including animal care, habitat quality, veterinarian services and safety, and professional staff training. Zoo officials told media outlets in a statement: “The Zoo is partnering with AZA through their Pathways to Membership program which allows org
ICE arrests 426 people across Indiana, shaking Indianapolis schools and communities (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested 426 individuals across Indiana during a five-day operation that began Aug. 30 to Sept. 3, which the agency called "Operation Safe Community — Indiana." ICE did not publicly confirm the operation until Sept. 16, nearly two weeks after it ended. Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett said the agency had not contacted his office in advance. Most of the operation focused on the Indianapolis metro area, though arrests were made throughout the state.
Interview: Portage Mayor discusses recovery efforts two weeks after storms (opens the original)
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Northwest Indiana continues work to restore power for communities damaged by storms that hit August 11. The majority of residents in the city of Portage, in Porter County, were left without power for more than a week. WFYI's Barb Anguiano talked to Portage Mayor Austin Bonta to get an update on how things are going. This transcript was edited for style and clarity. Austin Bonta: I mean, I think we're now exactly two weeks away from when the storm hit, the derecho, on August 11. It was an extreme
Gary residents turn to prayer as power outage stretches into third week (opens the original)
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GARY — Nearly 5,000 Northwest Indiana residences were preparing to enter their third week without electricity following severe storms that left widespread outages Aug. 11. Inside the Tree of Life Missionary Baptist Church, members of the congregation surrounded Mayor Eddie Melton at the pulpit Monday night, laying hands on him and raising their arms in prayer. Pastors and city officials addressed the room full of residents still living without power. Dozens of people whose homes are without powe
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