A total solar eclipse sweeps across Indianapolis on April 8. Follow all our coverage of the event right here.

The announcement follows Mirror Indy reporting on ShotSpotter devices on the east side.

At least 14 bridge projects are scheduled for work during the 2024 construction season.

The district is one of many within the 115-mile-wide path of totality — which includes states between Texas and Maine — that have chosen to cancel classes or teach students remotely that day.

The non-profit organization is one of only four groups nationwide to receive the funds. The New Market Tax Credits are a competitive, financial tool that organizations can use to build housing for low-income families.

A state website lets you search for providers based on many options, including weekend care.

PACE provides services including case management, recovery support and workforce development. The program recently moved their services to a larger facility at 13th and Meridian.

Jake’s Place is a transitional housing complex. It was created by VOICES – a local nonprofit that provides resources to youth in the city.

More than 50 new apartments are open to people in need of permanent supportive housing in Indianapolis as part of the city’s Housing to Recovery program.

Indianapolis is squarely in the path of totality for next month’s solar eclipse. The city is expecting thousands of visitors to experience the solar event in central Indiana.