Police say Indianapolis officers shot and badly wounded a man who they said confronted them with a gun after they entered a house with a search warrant.

When costs for the project rose, plans for a cafe and plaza in the park were scrapped. The neighborhood association needs to raise matching funds of $200,000 dollars by the end of the year to get the plaza back into the construction plan.

Dubbed "Film Indy", the program will streamline the process for acquiring filming permits and identifying possible set locations.

According to the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute, the state's property tax cap has allowed Hoosiers to keep more money in their pocket, but has forced local governments to find new revenue streams or make difficult cuts.

The projects include a new scoreboard and sound system, renovating suites and replacing stadium seating.

A sculpture depicting Jesus as a homeless man sleeping on a park bench under a blanket has drawn criticism in Indianapolis.

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is planning to resettle a mother, a father, and two children in Indianapolis as early as next week. The family's move to Indiana has been in the works for more than two years.

The Indiana Department of Transportation will hold the first of three public open houses to be held this week about the final leg of the Interstate 69 extension at Perry Meridian High School in Indianapolis Monday night.

Indianapolis lawmakers' threat to tow the BlueIndy electric rental cars in a show of protest is on hold for another few weeks. Meanwhile, BlueIndy says its launch is going well.

The Indiana Department of Transportation will present new details about the five preliminary routes for I-69 Section 6 from Martinsville to Indianapolis during a series of public meetings next week.