The candidates in the race for Indianapolis mayor met for their first televised debate Monday, in the first of two such events planned for this week.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in downtown Indianapolis on two nights this weekend to call for a ceasefire and raise awareness of the mounting death toll in Gaza, as Israeli airstrikes enter a third week this Monday.

Some local organizations received more money to help them address the root causes of violence after a fourth round of funding through the Elevation Grants was announced this week.

The city has identified a location for its first low-barrier shelter. The new “Housing Hub” facility aims to better serve people experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis.

The man who founded the Circle City Classic has been honored by a new park named for him.

Hundreds of city employees will move into the Indianapolis City-County Building next year, in a shift aimed at consolidating government services and bringing workers back to the downtown core.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office accidentally released a homicide suspect last week and is now asking for the public’s help.

Changes are coming to the agency charged with managing federal housing assistance for low- income residents in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis renters submitted more than 70 habitability complaints against a single property company to Indiana’s Attorney General’s office.

The cultural development group GANGGANG, which launched the event in 2021, expects more than 8,000 people to attend this year’s Butter. The group's goal is to sell or loan all of the artwork and give all of the proceeds back to the artists.