In the poorest neighborhoods in Indianapolis, people live sicker, shorter lives. What would it take to narrow the health gap?

Each household may dispose of as many as 40 bags of leaves each week during the collection window on their regular trash day.

The High Intensity Drug Traffic Areas program means more federal dollars and enhanced intelligence gathering for federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies working in Indiana.

After its circuitous route through all of Indiana's 92 counties over the last five weeks, the high-tech Bicentennial torch took its victory lap in an IndyCar to the steps of the Indiana Statehouse Saturday.

Crews are doing mainentance and modernaization work on bridges spanning the northside of the downtown area, from Senate Avenue to Alabama Street.

One in five Marion County residents lives in poverty, and among children, the rate is even higher - one in three. A new initiative called the Faith & Action Project aims to galvanize the faith community, nonprofits and government to fight poverty. On Thursday, Sept. 29, the project will hold its inaugural event, a discussion about poverty and inequality with public media talk-show host Tavis Smiley and New York Times columnist David Brooks, at Clowes Memorial Hall.

The Environmental Protection Agency says it will begin removing lead-tainted soil later this month from as many as 100 homes around the site of an old industrial smelter in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood.

Victory Field and the Indians ended the 2016 season with the highest overall attendance at 636,888.

Each Wednesday in August during the Original Farmers Market, children of all ages will be able to participate in a series of activities ranging from food tastings to farmers' market scavenger hunts.

As part of our Curious Indy story, we profile the TV advertisements of Ken Nunn, an injury lawyer with a well-known "It's just that easy!" slogan.