After a little under two years of planning, downtown Indianapolis will welcome roughly 200,000 people for the last stop of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour this weekend. City officials say the event is expected to boost economic activity and introduce some road closures during the event.

You don’t have to wait until November 5th to vote in this year’s election.

The project will offer supportive services alongside a low-barrier shelter — giving people a place to stay while they find more permanent housing.

More than 70,000 students from across the nation filled the Indiana Convention Center for the 97th National FFA Convention & Expo.

The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Metropolitan Development Committee unanimously passed a proposal for a new HoTIF in the near southeast side neighborhood.

With winter quickly approaching, local homelessness organizations and partners are trying to figure out how they’re going to provide added shelter for those who need it.

Though she attained some notoriety in Indianapolis during the 1980's, Inga McDaniel remains largely unknown to music fans. But that may soon change with the release of Double Mug, a lovingly compiled anthology of her music from Ulyssa records.

Indianapolis officials say they want to redevelop more sites at a historic property on the city's near west side.

After nearly a decade of planning, IndyGo launched its second bus rapid transit line Sunday morning.

A free event this Tuesday will offer information on local mental health and therapy services for Indianapolis’s Black community. The TheraMeet and Greet aims to eliminate barriers for Black people seeking mental health care by connecting them with Black therapists.