In 2018, the city of Indianapolis outlined a plan to end homelessness by 2023. So how is it doing in its efforts to end homelessness?

The memorial, located on West Ohio Street, already includes two steel beams from the World Trade Center that were donated 10 years ago. An 800-pound chunk of limestone from the Pentagon will be added.

WFYI City Policy Reporter Jill Sheridan has been covering the efforts of city leaders, local nonprofits and individuals to end homelessness in Indianapolis. This series explores the issue in Indianapolis, and the work being done to help people get the services they need to safely, and permanently get back on their feet.

As Indianapolis grapples with escalating crime statistics, local officials have partnered with members of the faith community to organize a Peace Walk to honor victims of violence.

Federal COVID-19 relief money allowed Indianapolis to house people without shelter in a hotel, aiding in housing-first efforts.

The world's largest firefighter conference returns to downtown Indianapolis this week.

The new Assessment and Intervention Center, AIC, on the Community Justice Campus received a Silver LEED designation.

Officials say thousands of Marion County residents benefitted from the city’s rental assistance program in the last year.

The Indianapolis City-County Council voted Monday night to approve over $3 million for violence prevention investments.

Indianapolis has a new outdoor farmers market with afternoon hours every Saturday.