The event is a chance for small business owners to partner with bigger companies and agencies around the city.

Scooter share companies Bird and Lime can start business again on Sept. 4. Both are expected to bring significantly more scooters to the street than they did earlier this summer.

Opponents of a plan to convert a central Indiana railroad corridor into a recreational trail are seeking lawmakers' help in preventing the rail tracks from being removed.

This week, Melissa Davis speaks with Indianapolis artist Chris Johnson. He filmed his first documentary in an unexpected location - about a game similar to soccer but played on a hard court.

Tedd Grain says Indianapolis is facing three key issues right now: poor economic mobility, life expectancy gaps, and a widening racial equity gap.

Cheetah Digital already has 50 full-time associates in Indiana. It plans to hire more sales professionals, customer support managers, software engineers and other technical staff.

The City-County Council created a commission to study infrastructure. WFYI's Drew Daudelin sat down with Councilor Jared Evans, the commission chair, to talk about their goals.

The shooting happened late Sunday on the city's northwest side, near where people were gathered for a jazz festival.

The City-County Council heard Mayor Joe Hogsett's proposed 2019 budget and passed a resolution recognizing gun violence as a public health issue.

Indianapolis residents will host more than 140 events across the city as a part of the National Night Out.