The center is slated to open in Indianapolis next year, and was made possible through a $4 million start-up grant from the Lilly Endowment.

The money will benefit two existing initiatives run by the city and its nonprofit partners at the Julian Shelter and the Domestic Violence Network.

A recently discovered error in the state's road-funding distribution formula means officials will shift millions of dollars to the city of Indianapolis at the expense of other cities and towns.

Police say maintenance workers at the memorial on Monday noticed damage to a descriptive pillar and investigators determined that a young male apparently pried open the pillar around 10:50 p.m. Saturday.

Marion County court records show felony charges against Clark County Circuit Judge Andrew Adams were dismissed but that he pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor battery charge.

With new bus stops in the middle of the street, brightly painted sections of pavement, restrictions on left turns, and buses driving northbound on streets that are one-way south, there's a lot of new information for Indianapolis drivers to absorb.

Officials in Indianapolis announced they will be launching a plan to be more economically inclusive. The city hopes to reduce income inequality by creating more high-wage jobs.

The largest allocations from the city go to three categories: 22% for public safety initiatives, 25% for the broadly defined "public services," and 38% for criminal justice services.

Museum leaders say the building sites will be used for additional parking while they consider future options for the land.

This year's meeting, which ended Sunday, featured 538 exhibitors and 19,600 ticketed events.