Crews were investigating an underground pipe that ruptured in downtown Indianapolis and sent hot steam and debris into the air through a manhole in the street.

A new affordable housing project has broken ground on the west side of Indianapolis. It will offer 61 units to individuals and families. The building will also offer 15 units to veterans experiencing homelessness.

The lawsuit, filed last month U.S. District Court in Indianapolis, alleges the officer was never disciplined by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department for the incident.

Community organizations addressing COVID-19 response and recovery in Indianapolis will receive grants from a program investing $1 million to address health disparities.

Community safety meetings to address gun violence are in-person again after months of being held remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

City officials are celebrating the newest addition to the Indianapolis Public Library's Digital Indy archive.

Indianapolis Animal Care Services says there is no more space at the shelter.

So far, about a third of Marion County residents are vaccinated, but city officials want to have half of the county with shots by July 4.

Indianapolis has a goal to end youth homelessness by 2023. WFYI City Policy Reporter Jill Sheridan covers efforts to reach that goal, and today we look more closely at work to help a group especially vulnerable to youth homelessness.

The Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety is getting ready to kick off the third year for the Safe Summer initiative.