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We catch up with Nichelle Hayes, she an east sider for life, local business woman, librarian and community promoter. She brings up to speed on what's happening on Indy's East Side. Plus Jazmin Sanders from Indy Summer Learning Labs gives the details on where families can send their students for the summer - while providing a fun, free, and safe environment.

On the morning of the Indy 500 B-Swift joins us live from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He updates us on the Pacers and Racers fighting for big wins in Indy. Plus we dive into the issues and the cemetery that is jeopardizing the future of an MLS Stadium at the proposed 'Eleven Park.'

The Performing Arts Conservatory is offering students a chance to find their talent on stage. They welcome current or aspiring singers, dancers, speakers and musicians in grades 6-12 to join the coversevatory and students as young as 5th grade are invited to join their summer camp. Bridget Townsend joins us in-studio.

Paul Woods is running for a seat on the Pike Township Board, he explains why he's running and what that office does. Voters can vote in Marion County Sunday from 11A until 6P. 8A until Noon on Monday and Tuesday from 6A to 6P.

Mrs. Archie from the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) explains how the organization is preparing to help Hoosiers will get a mortgage without the high-price and predatory tactics use by mortgage companies.

Indiana's Primary Election is coming up on May 7th. We learn about the Pike Township board race with candidate Demetrice Hicks who is running against Paul Woods for a seat on the board.

Plus Tevin Studdard is starting a new venture, this time in Children's books that feature faces from Indianapolis.