The drugmaker announced Monday that the new building will feature a multi-disciplinary laboratory where organic chemists and engineers will work alongside other scientists in multiple research areas.

Early voting numbers are beginning to confirm expectations that turnout for Tuesday's local elections will be very, very low.

For the last 14 months, "An Evening With The Authors" has entertained guests with its send up of an NPR show, hosted by "Dana Glass", the angsty cousin of Ira Glass. Dana invites a number of noted and distinguished authors to share from their latest books.

The two candidates for Indianapolis mayor held dueling press conferences Thursday to discuss public safety. Each stood in front of a different restaurant that was recently robbed at gunpoint.

An Indianapolis Public School Board member Tuesday called for a 30-day waiting period before the district takes actions to make major changes to schools in the wake of a plan to move an arts magnet program.

Some parents are opposing a fast-tracked proposal by the Indianapolis Public Schools administration to relocate a magnet program of mostly minority students from the city's Northside to a Downtown building where a long-running school would be shuttered.

Marion County Auditor Julie Voorhies is suing the city of Indianapolis over a $6 million payment for recently launched electric car-sharing service BlueIndy.

Iowa Pacific has already has added free Wi-Fi, improved dining options and more than doubled the number of passengers it can accommodate. It also hopes to add more trains -- up to 14 per day.

Sen. Joe Donnelly visited Indianapolis' northwest side to meet with citizens and kickstart a plan to fight crime and aid development.

City-County Council candidates face new challenges in the first election since districts were redrawn and at-large seats were eliminated.