The man who founded the Circle City Classic has been honored by a new park named for him.

Hundreds of city employees will move into the Indianapolis City-County Building next year, in a shift aimed at consolidating government services and bringing workers back to the downtown core.

The Clinician-led Community Response Team is deployed across the city’s downtown district. There are no police or members of law enforcement on the team, an arrangement that has never existed in Indianapolis before.

A man wanted for a 2021 killing in Minnesota was mistakenly released from jail in Indianapolis last week and authorities are now offering a reward of up to $10,000 as they continue searching for him.

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced that branches will have new hours starting on Oct. 2.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office accidentally released a homicide suspect last week and is now asking for the public’s help.

Changes are coming to the agency charged with managing federal housing assistance for low- income residents in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and his wife Stephanie are getting divorced.

The Indy Arts Council announced during its annual Start with Art fundraiser that the nonprofit art scene in Indianapolis alone has an economic impact of approximately $440 million annually. From Naptown African American Theatre Collective to Indy Dance Council to GANGGANG, Indianapolis’ art scene shows no sign of slowing down, said Julie Goodman, president and CEO of the Indy Arts Council.

A staple in the 90s hip-hop scene in Indianapolis and later a community activist, 53-year-old Michael Chappel Jr., known as “Mike Treez,” was focused on connecting and promoting Indianapolis talent and community leaders.