Holly V. Hays, Indianapolis Star

Holly V. Hays

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Indianapolis, IN, United States

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Past articles by Holly:

Lawsuit filed against former West Lafayette pastor accused of mishandling child sex abuse

A civil lawsuit naming Jared and Lisa Olivetti, Immanuel RPC and the denomination's Synod was filed in a Tippecanoe County court in early December. → Read More

Shots fired at Greenwood Park Mall; no shooting injuries reported

Fox59 reports the shooting happened outside the mall, near the food court entrance between Sears and Dick's Sporting Goods. → Read More

The application is open for 2022 IndyStar Season for Sharing grants. What you need to know

The IndyStar Our Children committee is prioritizing organizations that primarily serve families in Marion County. Here's what you need to know to apply. → Read More

How to find your polling place in Indiana on Election Day

Indiana polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Election Day. Here's how to find your polling location. → Read More

6-year-old Sevion Sanford killed in hit-and-run crash while waiting at bus stop

The incident is being investigated as both a fatal crash and a hit-and-run. → Read More

Church revokes former West Lafayette pastor's ordination following IndyStar probe

The former West Lafayette pastor has also lost the privileges of church membership, including the ability to participate in the sacraments. → Read More

How you can donate diapers to The Villages to help families in need

The Villages is hoping to reach 35,000 donated diapers on March 16. All sizes are needed. → Read More

Extra food stamp aid for thousands of Hoosiers will end April 16

Since April 2020, federal COVID-19 emergency funding has allowed thousands of Hoosiers enrolled in SNAP to receive additional benefits. → Read More

Report: Indiana ranks 29th in overall child well-being for third consecutive year

The Indiana Kids Count Data Book offers insight into issues affecting Hoosier children such as health, education and economic well-being. → Read More

West Lafayette pastor, elders at center of IndyStar investigation resign

Pastor Jared Olivetti and elders Keith Magill, Ben Larson and David Carr have offered their resignations, church leaders announced Sunday. → Read More

2 dead, 3 injured in overnight shootings across Indianapolis

Four shootings left two dead and three injured in incidents across the city late Friday and early Saturday. → Read More

West Lafayette pastor at center of IndyStar investigation placed on leave by denomination

Olivetti must “refrain from the exercise of office of teaching elder until the judicial process is complete," Synod representatives said Thursday. → Read More

Pay for most Indiana state workers will increase by about 5% in 2022

In a message to employees, Holcomb acknowledged the "unprecedented" workforce challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More

This is how many children died of abuse and neglect in Indiana in 2020

Over half of these deaths were children ages 3 and under, according to the Indiana Department of Child Services. → Read More

Indiana ending donation efforts as Afghan refugees are resettled from Camp Atterbury

The number of donations has met the need and created a surplus of some items, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security said in a news release. → Read More

Helping Hoosiers find food aid, Indy Hunger Network's Community Compass app goes statewide

The tool, which offers assistance in 11 languages, is now available to communities across the state. → Read More

Season for Sharing: Amid pandemic, Westminster Neighborhood Services extends its reach

Westminster Neighborhood Services provides aid to families on the city's near eastside. → Read More

Study: Despite improvements, 25% of Marion Co. residents still experience food insecurity

Indy Hunger Network estimates that represents about 55,000 people per week missing up to 6.8 million meals a year. → Read More

Letters to Santa Claus (Indiana): Send a note and get a response from Hoosier 'elves'

Volunteers at the Santa Claus Museum & Village respond to as many as 25,000 letters to Santa each year. → Read More

Here's where you may be able to find a free Thanksgiving dinner around Indianapolis

Where you may find free Thanksgiving meals in Marion, Johnson, Hamilton, Hendricks and Hancock counties. → Read More