Rep. Julie McGuire, endorsed by Sen. Mike Braun faces an unconventional challenge from Christian pastor Micah Beckwith, who has been campaigning for the position for a year and is known for his ultra-conservative views on abortion, gender and sexuality. Nobody in recent memory has run against the governor's choice for running mate.

The U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials kick off in Indianapolis this week. More than 1,000 swimmers from across the country will compete for a spot on this year’s Olympic team during the nine days of trials.

The project will more than double the size of its current shelter. Plans include an improved medical clinic and lab space.

Historic Greenlawn Cemetery, where the bodies of Indianapolis's first Black residents were buried, is at the center of a development debate.

Marion County voters will have 18 Marion County Superior Court judges on their ballot in the November General Election.

Southern Baptists have elected a North Carolina pastor and longtime denominational statesman to be the next president of their convention. It is the final day of the Southern Baptist Convention’s two-day annual meeting in Indianapolis.

The new building, a mix of classrooms and dorms, will be ‘the hub of Purdue in Indianapolis.’

A shortage of safe, affordable housing in Indiana is an ongoing issue. A new report focuses on how mobile and manufactured homes in the state might contribute to the problem.

Indianapolis is celebrating love this month — in more than one way. Loving Day is a national day of celebration in honor of the United States Supreme Court’s ruling in Loving v. Virginia on June 12, 1967. The unanimous ruling, which abolished prohibitions against interracial marriage, would go down in history and change lives — and love stories — for decades to come.

Authorities say Phillip Lee was alone in his cell and unresponsive early Thursday.