A new resource hub aims to make it easier for people to access food assistance.

The Indianapolis City Market is set to close for renovations Friday. The historic market will not reopen until 2026, as the entire city block prepares for redevelopment.

A program that teaches groups how to create spaces that promote safety and reduce crime is open to Marion County residents.

The $1 law has caused controversy in Indianapolis, yet it’s led to just two building sales to charters. Only one still houses a school.

Indianapolis’ planned economic enhancement district, or EED, will not be repealed. A bill put the funding tool at risk but an amendment saves the district - with some caveats.

As the community comes together to celebrate Black History Month, the Recorder is shedding a light on a few of the Black visual artists who paved the way for events like Meet the Artists, Art & Soul and BUTTER.

BUTTER at Indy’s Home Court will feature sports-related photographs, paintings and live performances from 30 local Black artists.

Every winter Indianapolis roadways take a beating, and the Department of Public Works is tasked to repair hundreds of thousands of potholes. Director Brandon Herget talks about this year's pothole season, why Indianapolis gets hit so hard and what it's doing.

The completion of a key interstate puzzle piece is in sight as the last section of I-69 in Marion and Johnson counties finishes construction this year.

City leaders gathered Monday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse to lay out public safety plans, as more than 125,000 people are expected in the city.