December 29, 2021

A lawsuit alleging discrimination filed by the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana has been settled.

December 09, 2021

A batch of Purdue polytechnic high school students are teaching elementary students algebra by 7th grade.

December 02, 2021

Black infant mortality rates in Indiana grew last year, while rates for white and Hispanic babies continued to drop.

November 17, 2021

This is transgender awareness week. Nearly 50 transgender people were killed in the states this year, according to the Human Rights Campaign.

November 12, 2021

A community servant who founded the Ross Foundation, he and his wife loss nearly everything in a house fire. Including their dog.

October 27, 2021

The Black Lives Matter Mural on Indiana Avenue is being re-paved to make way for the Cultural Trail expansion.

October 20, 2021

Kidnapping in Haiti isn't new. However those familiar with the country say it may be spiraling out of control.

October 13, 2021

Even though a lot of small businesses are surviving during the pandemic, a few others have failed. With minority businesses facing broader challenges, Indy Chamber representatives hope providing support and partnering with the Indianapolis Recorder helps build a more economically inclusive city.

September 29, 2021

Eskenazi health is expanding it's fresh food market to include not only patients and staff, but community members who live, work and go to school in the nearby community that is considered a food desert.

September 15, 2021

It's a race against time for a nonprofit helping clothe Indianapolis' underserved youth. Assistance League of Indianapolis will need another warehouse space to continue building on one of it's long-standing programs: Operation School Bell.

September 09, 2021

The images of Afghan refugees coming into Indiana is like a look back in time for one Muncie woman who escaped the country during the Soviet invasion. She made it to Indiana in 1986 after spending six years in a refugee camp in Pakistan.

September 02, 2021

GangGang kicked off it's inaugural fine arts fair with the Keepers of Culture mural unveiling. Hollywood actress and Indianapolis Native Vivica A. Fox was one of the local celebrities depicted in the mural.

August 05, 2021

An Indianapolis musician is being remembered for the life he led instead of how he died.

July 28, 2021

A new Indianapolis bookstore is bridging culture and literacy.

July 12, 2021

July 09, 2021

Indiana is putting Naloxboxes in counties around the state. They are filled with narcan, the opioid overdose reversal drug. The latest one went up in the Martindale-Brightwood community.

June 18, 2021

Juneteenth is World Sickle Cell Day. We hear how the disease impacts minority communities.

June 09, 2021

Katiera Winfrey looks back at the protests and unrest that took place in downtown Indy following the death of George Floyd in 2020. Speaking with Troy Tate and Aaron Williams about then and now.

November 23, 2020

News 8's Alexis Rogers chats with leaders in the Indigenous community on how common struggles for equality lead to bonding and coming together.

November 16, 2020

News 8's Katiera Winfrey chats with WaTasha Barnes-Griffin, chief executive director at the Young Women’s Christian Association in Muncie, about how the group is continuing to fight for social justice.

November 16, 2020

News 8's Katiera Winfrey chats with WaTasha Barnes-Griffin, chief executive director at the Young Women’s Christian Association in Muncie, about how the group is continuing to fight for social justice.

November 06, 2020

News 8’s Alexis Rogers sat down with one of the co-founders of Kheprw Institute, a nonprofit focused on empowering youth and building community wealth in Indianapolis

October 30, 2020

News 8’s Alexis Rogers sits down with Israel Solomon, an artist and teacher who is using creative activism to move the social justice movement forward.

October 26, 2020

News 8's David Williams speaks with a young man at Indiana University who strives to make systemic changes.

October 22, 2020

News 8's Alexis Rogers sits down with student and local podcaster, Cassidy Hall, about what it will take to confront racism in Indianapolis.

October 22, 2020

News 8's Alexis Rogers sits down with student and local podcaster, Cassidy Hall, about what it will take to confront racism in Indianapolis.

October 12, 2020

News 8’s Alexis Rogers sits down with the head of one of the largest foundations in the country that is charging 10,000 Hoosiers to make a difference.

October 09, 2020

Our Community Link host talks with Rick Fuson, president of Pacers Sports and Entertainment.

October 05, 2020

News 8’s Alexis Rogers sits down with Leadership Indianapolis to get a look at how leadership and community make a difference.

September 29, 2020

News 8's Katiera Winfrey talks with Rob McPherson of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, and looks at how the group is working to create a more Inclusive City.

September 25, 2020

News 8’s Alexis Rogers sits down with Pastor Aaron Hobbs of Broadway United Methodist Church.

September 18, 2020

News 8 looks at how the City of Fishers is working to dismantle racism.

September 17, 2020

News 8's Katiera Winfrey talks with Danicia Monet of the Art Council of Indianapolis

September 14, 2020

News 8 Multicultural Report Katiera Winfrey sits down with DePauw University president Lori White.

September 11, 2020

Community Link hosts Carolyn Mays-Medley and Marco Dominguez talk with the leaders of Unite Indy.

September 10, 2020

News 8 sits down with the after school and diversity district director for the Crossroads of America Council chapter of the Boy Scouts, Celia Navarro.

September 09, 2020

News 8's David Williams sits down with Indiana Donor Network's Elliott Stubblefield

September 08, 2020

News 8's Katiera Winfrey sits down with Martin University's Sean Huddleston to discuss how it and other colleges are still playing a major role in helping students find themselves and their voices.

September 04, 2020

Matt Watson - Indy Eleven

September 03, 2020

Anita Williams - Vice Chair of Indy Black Chamber of Commerce

September 02, 2020

Robert Hawthorne - Westside Community Development Corp

August 31, 2020

Indianapolis Colts - players to use their platform for change

August 27, 2020

Darryn Scheske - Founding and Senior Pastor of Heartland Church

August 26, 2020

Vicki Rubio - Director at Public Allies, Indianapolis

August 24, 2020

James Anyike - Scott United Methodist Church Pastor

August 21, 2020

Vop Osili - Indianapolis City-County Council President

August 20, 2020

Janna Hymes - Carmel Symphony Orchestra

August 19, 2020

Woody Myers - Indiana Gubernatorial Candidate

August 18, 2020

Victor Aguilar - Butler University Student

August 17, 2020

James Wilson - CEO Circle Up Indy

August 14, 2020

Dennis Bland - President of The Center for Leadership Development

August 14, 2020

Fred Payne - Commissioner of Indiana Department of Workforce

August 14, 2020

Pastor John Girton - Unite For Change

August 11, 2020

News 8 Multicultural Report Katiera Winfrey spotlights a local artist who’s chronicling the fight for justice through paint

August 10, 2020

News 8’s David Williams sits down with the curator of the IPS Crispus Attucks Museum, Robert Chester, who shares his insight into what he says needs to happen to bring about change.

August 07, 2020

News 8’s Phil Sanchez sits down with the president of 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, Inc., James Duke, and discuss the of the organization’s nearly 40 year mission of youth-development.

August 06, 2020

Josh Garrett - Zionsville Council President

August 05, 2020

David Hampton - Indianapolis Deputy Mayor

August 04, 2020

Anthony King - Municipal Gardens Dad's Club Youth Football President

August 04, 2020

Jane Henegar - Executive Director of ACLU Indiana

July 21, 2020

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