Indianapolis officials will be asking developers for potential new uses for the 28-story City-County Building as about half of it will be vacated in the coming months with the opening of a new criminal justice complex.

The changes aim to support and improve walkability, housing diversity and connectivity along bus rapid transit lines and in other areas.

Nearly 1,900 people in Marion County have died from COVID-19.

Downtown Indianapolis commuters will see temporary street and lane closings around the Methodist Hospital campus.

The gap in life expectancy between different zip codes in the Indianapolis metro area is nearly 17 years, according to a new study by Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public health and SAVI, a community data center based at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is scheduled to take a final vote next month on $25 million in funding for the Department of Public Works.

In 2018, the city of Indianapolis outlined a plan to end homelessness by 2023. So how is it doing in its efforts to end homelessness?

The memorial, located on West Ohio Street, already includes two steel beams from the World Trade Center that were donated 10 years ago. An 800-pound chunk of limestone from the Pentagon will be added.

WFYI City Policy Reporter Jill Sheridan has been covering the efforts of city leaders, local nonprofits and individuals to end homelessness in Indianapolis. This series explores the issue in Indianapolis, and the work being done to help people get the services they need to safely, and permanently get back on their feet.

As Indianapolis grapples with escalating crime statistics, local officials have partnered with members of the faith community to organize a Peace Walk to honor victims of violence.