A new database launched last week aims to empower Indianapolis residents to learn of any recorded lead hazards at a home's property in the past 10 years.

The City of Indianapolis will take control of the site of Indiana’s first women’s prison which has sat abandoned for years.

Recent investments at Grassy Creek include a new splash pad, playground, trail expansions and wetland areas.

A new housing project is planned on Indianapolis’s near north side. It brings together workforce housing, transit-oriented development and environmental cleanup at a long neglected site.

A new housing organization hosted its first member meeting last week to find a lasting solution to make housing affordable for all Indianapolis residents

The city of Indianapolis will pay rent on some 30 units later this year to get individuals and families off the street and into an apartment.

A proposal to increase pay for several city government positions passed a committee this week.

The Indianapolis City-County Council passed a proposal to create an investigative committee Monday night. The committee will hire an independent firm to investigate sexual harassment allegations in the Hogsett administration.

Indianapolis’s arts budget has remained stagnant for years, despite continued acknowledgments about the importance of art in public places.

The Polis Center and its SAVI team recently released Indianapolis's full Racial Equity Report Card.