Advocates are rallying around Senate Bill 202, which would allow tenants to place rent in escrow in order to pressure landlords into fixing critical problems with heat or water. A similar House bill is unlikely to get a hearing.

Indy’s only nonprofit art house cinema gives residents a unique experience to watch movies.

Visitors can now enjoy the classic cars of the past in a new museum in the Stutz building in downtown Indianapolis.

The wrongful death lawsuit filed in June 2020 named the city, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's chief and deputy chief, and the officer who fatally shot Dreasjon Reed.

An annual exhibit celebrating Indianapolis’ prominent African American artists is back to celebrate its 35th anniversary at Central Library.

The agenda included final adoption for a series of proposals that move development forward on City Market projects.

The first round of the Visiting All Neighborhoods initiative represents a diverse lineup of arts and culture spots including theaters, restaurants, studios and event spaces.

Wellness in Transit started last year as a pilot program to provide free health services to riders at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center.

Marion County Coroner’s Office identified the pilot on Thursday as 20-year-old Shane Pennington II.

Two pieces of legislation being considered at the Statehouse this session aim to fill gaps in Indianapolis’s affordable housing options.