Indianapolis Animal Care Services says there is no more space at the shelter.

City officials are celebrating the newest addition to the Indianapolis Public Library's Digital Indy archive.

Community organizations addressing COVID-19 response and recovery in Indianapolis will receive grants from a program investing $1 million to address health disparities.

So far, about a third of Marion County residents are vaccinated, but city officials want to have half of the county with shots by July 4.

Indianapolis has a goal to end youth homelessness by 2023. WFYI City Policy Reporter Jill Sheridan covers efforts to reach that goal, and today we look more closely at work to help a group especially vulnerable to youth homelessness.

The Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety is getting ready to kick off the third year for the Safe Summer initiative.

Indianapolis police officers shot and injured a man early Monday after he allegedly charged at them with a knife on the citys east side.

A 21-year-old Indianapolis man faced attempted murder and other preliminary charges after a flurry of activity Sarurday that allegedly involved him shooting two people, hitting a person with his car and leading police on a chase that ended in a shootout that injured him and an officer.

A new COVID-19 vaccine registration hotline is intended to help increase vaccinations amongst all Marion County residents.

With the traditional pre-race 500 Festival Parade canceled for a second consecutive year, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway asked its fans to decorate their houses for a chance to be featured on a parade route.