Indianapolis’s Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum will close at the end of this year, but an agreement is in the works to move the collection to a new home.

Freshman Anabel Trujillo died at the scene. A 14-year old suspect was arrested for the killing.

The East 38th Street Renaissance initiative aims to bring culture, art, and business to the community while also fostering economic growth and community pride.

On Oct. 26, the Manchester Apartment building caught fire, displacing Martin and 47 other veterans from the transitional housing complex. Several displaced veterans have been relocated since the fire.

Blast furnaces that use coking coal generate the largest share of emissions in the steelmaking process.

A new report is out as part of an ongoing, extensive study of the highway system in Indianapolis. The public is again invited to weigh in on possible projects and solutions inside the I-465 loop.

Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit that helps low-income families purchase homes through interest-free mortgages. The goal is housing security and a chance to build generational wealth. But after one Indianapolis family lost their mother, Habitat moved to foreclose on their home – ignoring federal law.

A team of civilians that responds to mental health calls in Indianapolis will expand to the north side.

A research project led by a Purdue University professor could improve population control regulations for white-tailed deer throughout Indiana.

The College Football Playoff bracket sends No. 10 seed Indiana to No. 7 Notre Dame for a first-round game on Dec. 20 with the winner facing No. 2 Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1. The Indiana and Notre Dame campuses are separated by 200 miles but their football teams haven’t met since 1991. Georgia has played Notre Dame three times and all were high-stakes games. The Bulldogs have never played Indiana.