The event, hosted by Rabbis Aaron Spiegel and Brett Krichiver, featured lawmakers and housing advocates making familiar calls for tenant aid ahead of next week’s start to Passover.

A recent study takes an in depth look at how young adults view leisure and entertainment experiences in Indianapolis.

Four Republican candidates running for Indianapolis mayor gathered for a forum Thursday night at the Indy Star.

During a tense March 27 meeting of the library board, White shocked many people when he announced he’d “changed his mind” about supporting Hayes for the position.

The candidates were asked about innovative ideas, neighborhood investment, infrastructure and public safety.

Groundbreaking takes place Tuesday on a first-of-its-kind community bridge.

Indianapolis nonprofit Indy Reads, which works to increase literacy through a variety of programs, received a bomb threat Sunday.

The field where Richard Donnell Hamilton spent years mentoring and coaching the Indy Steelers youth football team will now bear his name.

Officers arrived at a residence in the 800 block of Villa Avenue and found a teenage girl inside the house with injuries consistent with gunshot wounds. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

Public safety is a major priority for many mayoral candidates, including Shackleford, and reinstating a public safety director is at the top of her list.