A portion of West Washington Street recently excluded from bus rapid transit investment is targeted for infrastructure upgrades.

The federal funds that fueled Indy Rents for more than two years are gone. Tens of thousands of households benefited from the program that was set up when the pandemic first hit.

IndyGo will provide free rides on Thanksgiving Day.

Indianapolis Animal Care Services is understaffed, and that has forced the shelter to operate on emergency intake status.

A new report card from SAVI at the Polis Center at IUPUI seeks to grade Indianapolis on racial equity measures. WFYIs Jill Sheridan spoke with SAVI research data analyst Aaron Olson about how this project differs from past efforts and how community members can get involved.

More than 30 people gathered outside the City-County Council building in downtown Indianapolis to demand the Marion County Health and Hospital Corporation withdraw its Supreme Court petition.

The city of Indianapolis is still a long way off from ending homelessness but one section of the population has experienced some success. The number of veterans counted in an annual assessment recorded a 35 percent drop in numbers. Now advocates hope to learn from lessons in efforts to end homelessness.

A man convicted of reckless homicide in the fatal 2020 shooting of a young Black man in Indianapolis during unrest sparked by outrage over George Floyd's killing won't serve time in prison.

The council heard a number of special resolutions at its monthly meeting.

The Indianapolis Foundation has launched an app intended to inform and ignite equitable change in the community.