An Indianapolis woman has filed a federal compliant alleging housing discrimination.

Housing advocates urge Indiana lawmakers to uphold the Governors 2020 veto of a bill dealing with tenant-landlord relations.

The Hoosier Housing Needs Coalition doesnt think the state has done enough to outline how it will protect people who may be at risk of being evicted.

A federal court has certified a case against an Indianapolis rent-to-own company as a class action case.

Indianapolis will unroll a new plan to address eviction and other housing issues. It includes a partnership to connect residents with legal services.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett talks with Executive Director Amy Nelson about the new report -- called The State of Fair Housing in Indiana -- that complies data from the past 18 years.

Indiana has seen a resurgence of rent-to-own housing contracts and housing organizations are advising buyers to beware.

The complaint covers 30 cities, alleging Deutsche Bank is less likely to maintain and market homes it owns in majority-black areas than in majority-white ones.

Assistant HUS Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity Gustavo Velasquez says the two grants to the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana will help ensure that everyone has equal access to available housing opportunities.