History buffs won't want to miss the new updated version of the visual history book "Indianapolis Then and Now". Authors Nelson Price and Joan Hostetler stopped by the 90.1 studios to tell WFYI's Jill Ditmire about the latest edition.

The Indianapolis police department is starting to use big data to respond to crime quicker, even predicting where it will happen.

The U.S. Labor Department announced Wednesday that the Indianapolis agency is receiving the grant as startup capital to provide services to inmates before their release and then ongoing support in their communities once their incarceration ends.

Gayle Cosby, often the lone of critic on the Indianapolis Public School Board of the district's ambitious reform plans, today announced that she will not seek re-election.

In December IndyGo received the final shipment of its 21 fully electric buses and flipped the switch on a 1 Megawatt solar array.

As new Indy Mayor Joe Hogsett held his first "public safety" summit Saturday, Richard Propes was rolling with his own message for Hogsett at Monument Circle - 122 trips around the circle, once for every child killed during the eight years under Hogsett's predecessor, Greg Ballard.

There are several municipal lawmakers leaving the ranks of the Indianapolis City-County Council at the end of this year. There are, naturally, also new names to be added.

An anonymous donor supplied $20,000 in gift cards to be given away by a team of Indianapolis police officers.

WFYI's Jill Ditmire talks with the Emmy-award-winning writer/producer of a new documentary about Indianapolis writer Kurt Vonnegut.

The U.S. Postal Service says select post office retail operations throughout Indiana will open for four hours Sunday.