Artists are wanted for a permanent public art installation project at the Stutz building in downtown Indianapolis.

This week the city announced $5 million will go towards Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park on the near northside.

A new program aims to address the shortage of affordable housing in Indianapolis with $4.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan money.

Indianapolis has a new digital African American timeline with more than 250 years of the city’s Black history.

The family of Herman Whitfield III has made demands for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department to release the entire footage of events that led to his death.

Apartment buildings owned by bad-acting landlords who were sued by the city have been sold. JPC Affordable Housing agreed to sell its properties after months of refusing to pay utility bills.

The Lilly Endowment is giving Indy Parks and other local parks foundations — including Garfield, Holliday and Eagle Creek — money for projects that range from new splash pads to competition-quality sports fields.

The city of Indianapolis has prioritized issues it would like to work on with state lawmakers on during the upcoming legislative session.

More people died experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis in 2022 than in recent years. An annual ceremony remembered 197 individuals.