Purple Line construction Monday will begin a new 130-day closure along 38th Street between Emerson and Shadeland avenues for roadway and drainage improvements.

The Marion County Public Health Department suspended the food license of the Walmart at 10735 Pendleton Pike on March 22 after the store failed a health inspection.

Two men convicted of murder and other charges in the fatal Indianapolis shootings of three young men and a young woman were both sentenced Friday to 220 years in prison.

Crews with the Department of Public Works began foundation work this week in preparation for bollard installation on the Monon and Pennsy Trails.

A recent study takes an in depth look at how young adults view leisure and entertainment experiences in Indianapolis.

More than 160 union truck drivers and warehouse workers started a strike late Sunday at food distribution giant Sysco in Indianapolis. The union alleges the company has been unwilling to fairly negotiate a contract that expired March 3.

Advocates said Herman Whitfield III’s death was preventable. His family, community members and experts agree that changes are needed to stop more lives from being lost.

An Indianapolis man was arrested Thursday in a January shooting outside an Indianapolis shopping mall that killed a teenager and injured a man.

An event at Willard Park on the city’s Near Eastside marked the planting of the 30,000th tree, meeting the city’s goal two years ahead of time.

A local musician is the only Hoosier recipient of a national grant that champions cultural equity and formal innovation in the performing arts.