INDIANAPOLIS (MIRROR INDY) — After working the night shift at a recovery house, Janice Richardson drives home. The 66-year-old eastsider usually stops to check on the remains of her neighborhood’s CVS Pharmacy.
The nearly 2-acre lot has been vacant since March. The windows are boarded up, the corporate logo gone.
It’s one of at least 28 pharmacies that have closed in Indianapolis since 2020. Across the city, people are facing longer lines or waiting on their medications for days…