IndyGo plans to finish the Red Line construction this summer. WFYI's Taylor Bennett met with spokesperson Lauren Day to ask her for updates on the project.

Council Vice President Zach Adamson says this is the first time such an offer has been made in the city.

The proposed line includes several stops across northern Indiana, including Valparaiso, Plymouth, Warsaw, Columbia City and Fort Wayne.

IndyGo continues to seek public feedback on its transit upgrade through public presentations and Q&As.

Despite a pro-business history, the General Assembly's large Republican majorities didn't rally around proposals some say might have boosted the chances of luring Amazon's second headquarters.

The Chicago Tribune reports the state, along with northwest Indiana communities, have pledged half the money for the nearly $1 billion project.

Washington and Clay Township voters won't choose whether or not to raise their income taxes to pay for expanded IndyGo red line bus service in their county in a referendum this year. Here's why.

An annual ranking of the 50 largest U.S. metro areas that assesses a city's fitness based on the built environment and personal health behaviors, listed Indianapolis last.