Law enforcement says there is no evidence a gunman was motived by racial or ethnic bias, or sought to advance an ideology when he shot and killed eight people at the FedEx Ground facility near Indianapolis on April 15.

Martin University will host a Juneteenth event on June 18th and unveil its new effort to address racial injustice through workshops, lectures, programs, and initiatives.

The city of Indianapolis has outlined new efforts to improve public safety amidst another violent year.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has signed on to a nationwide effort to improve representation and advancement for women who choose a career in law enforcement.

Local law enforcement and other responding officials held an online meeting Thursday about how they conduct homicide investigations. It was part of a series of community conversations about policing.

Seven people, including a child, lost their lives to violence in Indianapolis over the weekend.

Indianapolis city officials outlined plans Monday to keep fans safe during upcoming college basketball tournaments.

A report profiling the police and city response to the riots and protests in Indianapolis this past summer was released Friday. The findings focus on the last weekend in May when violence broke out following peaceful protests calling for social justice and police reform.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department districts are holding a series of community meetings this month.

Two Black women have been appointed to the board that determines policies and procedures used by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.