At least three charter organizations hope to open 9-to-12th-grade high schools in Indianapolis next year.

Downtown Indy, Inc. President Sherry Seiwert joined WFYI's Taylor Bennett to discuss the value of downtown, the growth and the challenges that lie ahead.

Lyft, will join Bird, Lime and Spin after the Department of Business and Neighborhood Services gave final approval on Thursday.

The Indianapolis based People for Urban Progress or PUP organization specializes in up-cycling unusual items.

WFYIs Taylor Bennett spoke with Ian Nicolini, vice president of Indianapolis economic development for the Indy Chamber, about his approach to keeping the city on a steady path of economic growth.

Citizens Energy Group's Dig Indy has been called the most significant environmental endeavor ever undertaken in Indianapolis.

The program adds resources and staff to focus on NIBIN, a forensics tool that uses crime scene evidence to quickly identify potential suspects.

The one-night count, conducted in November last year, found 183 youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in the city.

WFYI Producer Aric Hartvig sat down to talk with some who were in the audience that evening, and shares their memories of the historic event.

The abandoned Oaktree Apartments complex attracts drug trafficking, prostitution and violent crime to the neighborhood, one that has struggled with crime for decades.