An annual assessment of people experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis found an overall drop in numbers in 2023.

Observed the first Monday in September, Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

The cultural development group GANGGANG, which launched the event in 2021, expects more than 8,000 people to attend this year’s Butter. The group's goal is to sell or loan all of the artwork and give all of the proceeds back to the artists.

IndyGo presented nearly complete plans for Indianapolis’s Blue Line to the public this week – the city’s third bus rapid transit, or BRT, line.

A security guard and customer died Wednesday after exchanging gunfire with each other at an Indianapolis home improvement store, police said.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office announced new policy changes Wednesday in light of the recent killing of Deputy John Durm.

Indianapolis’s Old City Hall is getting a long overdo makeover. Plans for a new skyscraper in the lot next door and other mixed use development were unveiled this week.

An Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer is in jail, charged with several domestic violence related offenses.

Dozens of community members expressed frustration toward law enforcement’s attempts to explain the complex process of what comes after an officer shoots a person.

An IMPD officer shot a man on the northwest side of Indianapolis on Sunday night. The man was reportedly having a mental episode and was threatening family members and officers with a machete.