Second Helpings, CICOA, St. Vincent DePaul and Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana all say they're seeing a significant drop in holiday donations.

The newly announced $18 million for over 100 Indiana programs is $2 million more than the state received last year, and a small part of the almost $2 billion sent out nationwide.

Great Places 2020 began a couple years ago - through it a group of civic organizations picks out Indianapolis neighborhoods in need of development.

The new face in fight against food insecurity in Indiana is food and garden education, and better communication between farm and pantry.

The Reuben Engagement Center will be open to serve the homeless and mentally ill with addictions December 31st.

The number of people in Indiana reporting low food security is 14.8%.

Why are eligible Hoosier kids missing out on free meals?

How is Tax Increment Financing changing the Near Eastside?

What does it take for a family to climb out of poverty?

Can a decades-long investment by the Glick Family stabilize one of the city's toughest neighborhoods?