The 32-page plan focuses on the creation of permanent housing for those experiencing homelessness.

It's called a point-in-time count, a one-time survey of the homeless population meant to inform the city on how many people might require services on any given day.

After letting funding lapse for 114 days, Congress has reached an agreement for funding CHIP, the federally-run health insurance program for children and pregnant mothers.

The cast of "Brooklyn" hopes to raise at least $2,000 before the show ends next weekend.

The report looked at more than 20 communities, asking young people if they've experienced some sort of homelessness in the previous year.

The program that provides health insurance for low income Hoosier children has reserves to continue normal operations for now.

A new report on the homeless population in Marion County shows early signs of an increase in young people experiencing homelessness.

A survey this year revealed 89 youth experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis. But the group that conducted that survey says the real number might be much higher.

The Center for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention - or CHIP - estimates 3000 people became homeless last year in Marion County because of domestic violence.

The faith-based nonprofit Food 4 Souls plans to build a Tiny House Village to serve as a transition into housing for the homeless in Indianapolis.