The 2023 budget for the city of Indianapolis invests in public safety, infrastructure, education and property tax relief.

The convention is back at 100 percent capacity after being canceled in 2020 and then postponed and limited to 50 percent capacity last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Starting Thursday, the commercial areas in Fountain Square, Fletcher Place and North Square will be known collectively as the “Fountain Fletcher District.”

We deserve a choice’: Black women voice concerns during abortion protest, as the special legislative session opens in Indianapolis.

The "IMSA Battle on the Bricks" will bring the NASCAR-owned series to Indy's 14-turn, 2.439-mile road course for a 160-minute race. The event scheduled for Sept. 17 returns IMSA to Indy for the first time since 2014.

Business Equity for Indy (BEI) has launched a first-of-its-kind Workforce Pilot program to support local businesses with hiring a diverse workforce.

The free, online tool details stories of the city and an update of the people, places and events that shaped Indianapolis is now published.

Residents and officials of Greenwood gathered Friday evening to mourn the mass shooting at the Greenwood Park Mall on Sunday that left four dead.

The $18 million South Keystone Outfall project will improve consistent problems with drainage along a three mile stretch.

A $75,000 grant from Glick Family Foundation will allow Dress for Success Indianapolis to reach and empower hundreds more women in the workplace.