Activists and housing experts discussed Indianapolis housing inequity, past and present, during a panel discussion at the Herron School of Art and Design on Wednesday.

The interactive exhibit explores ways in which residents have been historically shut out of home ownership.

Unfair housing conditions persist for people with disabilities at properties across four states, according to an investigation cited in a federal lawsuit filed this week.

A new report on mortgage lending trends in Indianapolis found a decline in opportunity for some.

An agreement to advance housing opportunities for Black families in Indianapolis is moving forward. The initiative comes after The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana alleged lending discrimination against Old National Bank.

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana, FHCCI, the complaint says in recent years the bank gave far fewer loans to black households than white households.

An Indianapolis woman has filed a federal compliant alleging housing discrimination.

Housing advocates urge Indiana lawmakers to uphold the Governors 2020 veto of a bill dealing with tenant-landlord relations.

The Hoosier Housing Needs Coalition doesnt think the state has done enough to outline how it will protect people who may be at risk of being evicted.

A federal court has certified a case against an Indianapolis rent-to-own company as a class action case.