IndyGo has started construction of new inductive charging stations at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center, 201 E. Washington St. The stations will charge the battery electric buses for the Purple Line, the city’s second bus rapid transit line.

The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado was responsible for the damage to the Frankton-Lapel Schools Administration Building on Monday night.

The Indiana University board of trustees approved a new policy Monday that will effectively shut down a three-month pro-Palestinian encampment at IU Indianapolis.

Indianapolis is grieving the loss of Ron Gee, a community leader who was shot and killed last week at a northeast side gas station.

Martin University hosted a job fair Thursday to help formerly incarcerated people find employment. The university partnered with the Indiana Department of Corrections to provide more than 45 resource vendors to people reentering the workforce after incarceration.

The Indianapolis Community Food Access Coalition recommended new community members to a city commission.

The east side activist Ron Gee, who was fatally shot July 18, started Cease Fire Indy after losing too many friends to gun violence.

Colts Anthony Richardson surprised the Speedway Sparkplugs by donating dozens of helmets to the school's football program

Property owners who provide short-term rentals and advertise on sites including Airbnb and Vrbo would need to register and pay a one time fee of $150 dollars under the new ordinance.

Kids from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Indianapolis got to sit in the driver's seat this week and learn about STEM skills used in racecars.