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Review the claim
We compare the published wording with the original source, available primary records, and any later update that changes the facts.
Corrections policy
Accuracy matters after publication, too
Intro Indianapolis corrects material errors directly, explains substantive changes, and applies the same standard to original guides, source-linked headlines, automated systems, and sponsored coverage.
Our process
What happens when something is wrong
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Fix the page
We correct the inaccurate wording, link, date, attribution, classification, or recommendation where it appears.
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Explain material changes
When the correction changes a reader's understanding, we add a visible note describing what changed and why.
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Keep a public record
Material correction notices are listed on this page so the update remains easy to find after the article changes.
Material corrections
Changes that deserve a visible note
A correction note is appropriate when a change affects the central facts, identity of a person or organization, location, date, source attribution, safety guidance, business recommendation, sponsorship disclosure, or the conclusion a reasonable reader would take from the page.
The note should state what was inaccurate and what replaced it. We do not erase a material mistake by silently rewriting the sentence.
Routine updates
Small fixes do not always require a correction notice
Spelling, punctuation, formatting, broken links, and clarity edits may be corrected without a formal note when they do not change the meaning.
Time-sensitive pages may also receive new hours, dates, prices, weather information, or event details. The updated date should help readers judge freshness when those changes are substantial.
Linked newsroom reports
We correct our presentation of outside reporting
When a source newsroom updates its reporting, we may update our summary or remove an item. We are responsible for our attribution, wording, desk label, and link; the source newsroom remains responsible for its full report.
AI and automation
System-assisted errors receive the same treatment
If automation misclassifies a headline, damages a source summary, invents a detail, or contributes to misleading wording, we correct the published work. The tool used does not reduce the publication's responsibility.
Sponsored coverage
Funding does not change the correction standard
Claims involving Raptor Roofing or any future sponsor are reviewed and corrected under the same rules. A commercial relationship must be disclosed; it does not make a factual claim exempt from scrutiny.
Reader contact
We publish contact details only when they can be monitored reliably
No public corrections inbox or submission form is currently listed. When a verified reader contact channel is available, it will appear on this page. We would rather state that plainly than direct readers to an unattended address.
Corrections record
Material correction notices
No material correction notices are currently published.
Future notices will identify the affected page, the corrected information, and the substance of the change.