During the pandemic, the Black Legislative Caucus town halls went virtual. Caucus Chair Robin Shackleford (D-Indianapolis) said getting back to in-person events is vital but said virtual town halls also have an appeal.

A new immigration court will open in Indianapolis next year, taking over the state’s cases from a court in Chicago.

Spring is the ideal season for cleaning out and discarding unused or outdated items throughout the home. The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability, also known as Sustain Indy, will hold a free recycling event on April 23 at Krannert Park for unwanted electronics.

The Indiana Forest Alliance is calling on Indianapolis city leaders to prioritize forest conservation.

Mayor Joe Hogsett credits the vaccination for limiting his illness to mild COVID-19 symptoms.

Police responded to reports of a person shot in the 2900 block of Madison Avenue just after 12 a.m. Sunday.

There are calls for more engagement as new Indianapolis City-County Council district maps move closer to being finalized.

Indianapolis landlords who refuse to pay water and energy bills face litigation through three separate lawsuits.

The company Two Chicks And A Hammer agreed to pay $40,000 in a settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency.

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