A troubled housing complex on the Far Eastside will finally be razed. The city of Indianapolis is moving forward with a push to acquire properties and relocate residents at Towne and Terrace.

Ten people — six Democrats and four Republicans — filed to run for the office this year, double the number of contenders from the 2019 municipal elections.

Early voting at satellite sites is open for Marion County residents ahead of Election Day, and the number of early voters is trending up.

The IndyPL Board of Trustees appointed Greg Hill CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library Monday.

The IndyRent program will return and move forward as an eviction prevention program.

The city of Indianapolis will receive $9.9 million in record federal funding to address homelessness, a large increase from previous years.

Journalists at WFYI and IPB News earned more than a dozen awards from the Indiana SPJ.

A man died and two Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Officers were wounded in a shooting during a pursuit Thursday.

A school bus driver found a teenage boy who had been shot on Indianapolis’ east side Thursday morning.

Indianapolis is one of the only major U.S. cities without a comprehensive curbside recycling program for all residents.