Sister Soldier Network is a veteran organization that helps women transition from the military back into society, tell their stories, heal their mental and emotional wounds and continue serving their community.

Indiana’s oldest and largest AIDS/HIV service organization has put its support behind an effort to update the state’s H-I-V laws.

A 3-year-old girl has died more than two weeks after she was seriously injured in an Indianapolis apartment fire that killed her father and 15-month-old sister.

Indianapolis officials say their approach to reducing gun violence is working, and plan to continue their efforts to lower the number of homicides this year.

One person died in a small plane crash Tuesday afternoon on the south side of Indianapolis.

Indianapolis's Department of Public Works is in charge of clearing city streets, and says it will have 60 drivers out pretreating roadways.

The Point-in-Time Count, conducted by the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention, assesses how many people are without a home on a single night in January.

The Metropolitan Development Commission recently voted to approve the purchase of the Drake, a 1920s apartment building.

The ramp from 56th Street to northbound Interstate 465 on the northeast side of Indianapolis will be closed for two years.

St. Rita Catholic Church is one of the first 35 houses of worship that will receive financial grants totaling $4 million from a trust fund established to preserve historic Black churches in the United States.