The Indianapolis Public Library is encouraging residents to visit their favorite branch for "Library Card Days." Those who do can get a free tote bag.

Federal and state offices close Monday for the holiday. Mail, banks, and other services in Indiana won't be available.

Indiana libraries saw a 70% jump in book challenges over the past year with 78 titles facing public scrutiny. Did your favorite book make the list?

The Indianapolis Public Library is hosting more than 40 vendors at the free event. Sign in by entering the code we sent to , or clicking the magic link in the email.

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An Indianapolis Public Library card gives you access to more than just books, music, movies and sports equipment (yes, really). This weekend, it can score you a free tote bag. The Indianapolis Public ...

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