Alice Wong was a writer, an editor, and one of the country’s most influential disability-rights activists. She died in San Francisco on November 14th at the age of 51.

Republican State Sen. Mike Bohacek says he will oppose mid-decade redistricting efforts, citing President Trump’s use of derogatory language toward people with intellectual disabilities as the reason for his dissent.

Several records were broken at the Indianapolis International Airport in October. The month saw the busiest single day in the airport’s history, its busiest month for people using the airport, resulting in the first month on record to see over 1 million travelers.

The city has launched a new continuous vacancy program in hopes of bringing more than 150 properties back into compliance.

A Mooresville teenager who planned a school shooting on Valentine’s Day will face 12 years of prison.

The body of Maria Florinda Rios Perez de Velasquez, a Guatemalan woman killed in Indiana, has been returned to her native country. Ríos Perez, a mother of four, was shot on Nov. 5 while mistakenly trying to clean the wrong house in Whitestown.

Work to end homelessness in Indianapolis faces significant challenges with new priorities for federal funding.

Around 600 people, from family and friends, law enforcement officers, and the general public, attended the funeral service for Corporal Blake Reynolds, 31, on Saturday.

Democratic Indianapolis City-County Council member Nick Roberts is one of the latest Indiana officials dragged into threats targeting state lawmakers. Roberts is unique in that he is a local official and a democrat.

The judge set bail at $25,000 at a Friday hearing for Curt Andersen, who was charged with shooting and killing house cleaner María Florinda Ríos Pérez de Velásquez in early November.