In response to a steep increase in gun violence in Indianapolis, the city announced plans to expand a gun intelligence program.

Four teens have been arrested, charged with killing four other young people earlier this month in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis' Eiteljorg Museum is continuing a year of exhibits honoring the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage with a feature on quilts and the stories they tell.

A new Indy Chamber study funded by the Lilly Endowment will examine options to rework the interchange of interstates 65 and 70, a key piece of Indianapolis' downtown interstate system.

Clark County Circuit Judge Andrew Adams and fellow Clark County judge Brad Jacobs were shot and seriously wounded during a May 1, 2019, fight that followed a night of bar-hopping as they were in Indianapolis for a judicial conference.

The Municipal Corporations Committee of the Indianapolis City-County Council heard from IndyGo about the planned Purple Line. The line is the second of two more planned rapid transit lines for Indianapolis.

Indianapolis launched a new tool, called Community Compass, to help connect people with food assistance.

Indianapolis civic leaders held a press conference to address recent violence and call for public safety answers. A number of community members had a passionate response.

Major sewer rehabilitation work at the intersection of 16th and Meridian streets in Indianapolis begins Friday and is scheduled through early next week.

The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is set to expand. This will be the first major addition since the trail opened in 2013.