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Manufacturing Prosperity: Insights from the Midwest

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By Michelle Burris, Tanu Kumar, Kaci Roach, Johnny Magdaleno Verified
| The Century Foundation
At a time of renewed interest in both American industrial strength and socioeconomic equity, the Biden–Harris administration led with bold, community-driven federal investments designed to strengthen manufacturing and broaden economic participation.
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Three sisters' quest to preserve a family legacy amid an Indianapolis mystery

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By Johnny Magdaleno Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
There’s a simple patch of grass in section 94, lot 276 of the Crown Hill Cemetery that has perplexed Rebecca Robinson and her two sisters for their entire adult lives. Their grandparents rest there in unmarked graves. If a grave marker did exist, it might say Dr. Earle Robinson was a top physician at the old Veterans Administration Hospital on Cold Spring Road.
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Caught in the crossfire: Full coverage of our year inside Indy's gun violence

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By Joe Mutascio, Johnny Magdaleno Verified, Jake Allen Verified
| Yahoo News Verified
We spent a full calendar year closely tracking gun violence in Indianapolis, looking to better understand the statistics and tell the stories of the victims involved and what they experienced. Democratic Mayor Joe Hogsett said in this year's run for reelection that Indianapolis homicides dropped 16% from 2021 to 2022. He also pointed out that killings are on pace to be lower again this year. Homicides — most of which are committed with a firearm — are up 85% compared to a decade and a half ago.
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