Community-led public safety reform measures were announced by Indianapolis leaders Monday.

Protests for police reform and racial justice continue for the third consecutive weekend in Indianapolis.

Despite the lack of an officially organized event, around two dozen people sit at Monument Circle Friday evening.

The driver of a minivan struck several people protesting on Monument Circle in Indianapolis Monday night.

Indianapolis will take more steps to open the economy and join the state's phase four plan next week.

An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to fatally shooting a police dog that was pursuing him.

Just hours after Indianapolis police released the name of the officer who shot and killed Dreasjon "Sean" Reed, about 200 protesters marched downtown Wednesday calling for additional demands to be met.

Dozens of organizations are banding together under the title of "Eastside Economic Recovery and Mobility District." It encompasses several low-income neighborhoods that have previously been designated promise or "opportunity" zones by federal and local authorities.

He Cares Incorporated is one of several local organizations to receive funds from CICF and The Indianapolis Foundation in response to the COVID-19 crisis. The local nonprofit pays young black men to do yard work for senior citizens.

City officials outlined proposals that allocate $76 million in federal funding and will be taken up by the City-County Council.