New funding options in the environmental realm could create opportunities for parks, urban canopy and other green projects.

John Hope School 26 was one of the first public schools for Black students in Indianapolis. It's now home to the Oaks Academy, and it is the subject of a new documentary

The Indiana Repertory Theatre is the largest, fully professional regional theater in the state. It turns 50 this year.

After two years of virtual events, thousands of people return to the streets of downtown Indianapolis Saturday for the 46th OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon.

A nonprofit, educational foundation works to spark interest in civics and democracy, especially among young people.

The Indianapolis protest was one of hundreds this week, across the country, in response to the leaked draft Supreme Court opinion that shows it will likely overturn Roe v. Wade.

The new Cook Medical manufacturing facility opens this week in Indianapolis.

Early voting locations are open in every township in Marion County.

Indianapolis faces a critical shortage of safe, affordable housing. Now millions in federal money is set aside for the preservation and creation of housing solutions.

The Indiana Medical History Museum is collecting oral histories of people connected to the former Central State Hospital in Indianapolis. WFYI’s Taylor Bennett sat down with the museum’s executive director Sarah Halter, to learn more about the Voices Project and the importance of preserving the history of the often controversial, now closed, hospital.