Butler and IU are offering free mumps vaccinations. People who have already been vaccinated can still get the virus as antibodies wane over time.

The risk of floods along Marion County's 400 miles of streams and rivers has been reanalyzed for the first time in three decades, changing requirements for thousands of properties that have to pay for expensive flood insurance.

The Airport Authority is delaying a vote on the proposed medical complex until it can "further process community feedback and have additional conversations."

The James Beard Awards are among the most prestigious in the food world. The semifinalists were chosen from more than 20,000 online entries submitted in 21 categories representing a wide range of culinary talent.

Carrier Corp. confirmed Wednesday that it plans to relocate its Indianapolis manufacturing operations to Mexico. A move expected to eliminate 1,400 jobs in Indianapolis.

The City-County Council passed the ordinance 23-2 Monday that would require the city offer help to homeless people it displaces from camps.

South Vermillion Principal Don Harman believes the work of Overdose Lifeline is vital. "I would encourage every high school principal to contact them and have them speak to your student body."

History buffs won't want to miss the new updated version of the visual history book "Indianapolis Then and Now". Authors Nelson Price and Joan Hostetler stopped by the 90.1 studios to tell WFYI's Jill Ditmire about the latest edition.

The Indianapolis police department is starting to use big data to respond to crime quicker, even predicting where it will happen.

The U.S. Labor Department announced Wednesday that the Indianapolis agency is receiving the grant as startup capital to provide services to inmates before their release and then ongoing support in their communities once their incarceration ends.