Global pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly is planning for employees working from home to return to their Indianapolis offices this summer. Officials say this is another step towards businesses returning to what operations were before the pandemic.

Indiana State Fair officials said they have been actively working with the Indiana Department of Health on planning the fair's return a year after it was called off during the pandemic.

The project's plans include a new plaza and outdoor commons area for visitors to the home of the only Indiana resident elected president of the United States.

Gov. Eric Holcomb opened the event, highlighting the contributions of Sikh Hoosiers to Indiana's fight against COVID-19 including handmade masks donated early in the pandemic.

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra announced Thursday that it will resume in-person performances in May after not playing for live audiences for more than a year due to the pandemic.

The City of Indianapolis recently named a new leader for the Office of Sustainability. Morgan Mickelson talks to reporter Jill Sheridan about the Thrive Indianapolis plan.

An Indianapolis City County Council Community Affairs committee received an update on a collaborative project to address food security in the city.

The event, expected to draw thousands, comes two weeks after a former FedEx employee fatally shot the eight people, including four members of Indianapolis' Sikh community.

Applications for COVID-19 community grants being offered through the city are due this week and the city is offering help to apply.

Exactly one week after a shooter opened fire at an Indianapolis FedEx facility, local and national vigils continue to honor the victims and support their families and friends.