He was ordained as a minister, but found his calling as Indianapolis mayor. William H. Hudnut III, "Mayor Bill," has died at 84.

Bill Hudnut was mayor of Indianapolis from 1976 to 1992. He died Dec. 18. This is his valedictory column.

Gen Con is one of the largest U.S. gamers conventions, with more than 200,000 tickets sold for the multi-day event each year.

Air conditioning company Carrier Corp. said Tuesday that it had reached a deal with President-elect Donald Trump to keep nearly 1,000 jobs in Indiana. Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence planned to travel to the state Thursday to unveil the agreement alongside company officials.

After Friday, all leaves must be placed inside the 96-gallon cart in order to be picked up.

The only international flights currently departing from Indianapolis are to Toronto; Cancun, Mexico; and the Dominican Republic.

No one remembers exactly when the L.S. Ayres clock stopped, but earlier this year, Indiana Landmarks launched a fundraising campaign to get it going again. In less than a month, the preservation organization had raised $60,000 – enough to restore it to its former beauty and establish a repair fund.

A lawsuit challenging local LGBT ordinances and the so-called “fix” to Indiana’s controversial religious freedom law will move forward after a court’s ruling.

Rexnord Corp.'s west side plant employs about 290 members of Local 1999, plus salaried workers.

A coalition is working to make Indianapolis more pedestrian-friendly. A new safety education campaign was unveiled today. WalkWays is a partnership of Health by Design, the City of Indianapolis and the Marion County Public Health Department. The campaign includes ads on IndyGo buses, yard signs and social media graphics.