Fewer people are traveling due to restrictions and concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. Tourism officials in the state say theyre watching the situation closely.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett spoke to IndyGo Director of Public Affairs, Leslie Gordon about the role the public had in the creating the new routes and how legislation currently moving through the Statehouse could impact those plans.

Along with films, the Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie will offer a restaurant curated by local chef Abbi Merriss of Bluebeard, and education space for students, organizations and film makers.

Caito Foods said in a federal WARN Act notification sent Thursday to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development that 333 workers would lose their jobs with its Fresh Cut business by May.

19th Capital Group filed a notice with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development this week saying layoffs will begin on or about March 27 and most will occur over 14 days beginning April 27.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett talks with PATTERN Co-founder and Executive Director Polina Osherov about how the organization works to support artists.

The four male suspects, three of them 19 and the other 17, were in custody and a probable cause affidavit accuses them of killing the four on Feb. 5 during a robbery at an apartment on the Indianapolis' east side.

In response to a steep increase in gun violence in Indianapolis, the city announced plans to expand a gun intelligence program.

Four teens have been arrested, charged with killing four other young people earlier this month in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis' Eiteljorg Museum is continuing a year of exhibits honoring the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage with a feature on quilts and the stories they tell.