Candidates for Indianapolis mayor, incumbent Democrat Joe Hogsett and challenger Republican Jefferson Shreve, reported their campaign finances to the Marion County Board of Elections last Friday. Altogether, they have raised a combined total of about $20.7 million this year.

Grants from the opioid settlement will go toward treatment, prevention, recovery, harm reduction, and other efforts to reduce barriers to treatment access.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett promoted a study this week showing how Indianapolis greenspaces could be linked to lowered crime rates.

Republican Indianapolis mayoral candidate Jefferson Shreve announced his vision for downtown Indianapolis Tuesday.

Circle City Readers aims to serve 800 students this school year.

The City of Indianapolis is joining a national lawsuit against Kia and Hyundai in response to widespread vehicle thefts.

Indianapolis leaders announced more details Tuesday on the city’s effort to prosecute more people on the federal level for violent crimes.

The step is one of several initiatives Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett laid out in his violence reduction plan last month.

Indianapolis City-County Council committees approved a series of proposals this week that aim to address gun violence, after a weekend that saw multiple shootings.

Mayor Hogsett joined community partners and the Indy Peace Fellowship to launch the citywide campaign #IChoosePeace