A new study of the 100 largest U.S cities shows Indianapolis parks fall below the national average. Only, 32 percent of residents live within 10 minutes of a park –– the national average is 70 percent.

The initiative will give Indianapolis children the opportunity to plant and grow the food to be used in Summer Servings and After School Meals programs.

At the Summer Servings event in Riverside Park, local kids and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett ate lunch together.

The incident occurred Saturday at the Indy Island Aquatic Center at Raymond Park. Witnesses told investigators the boy may have suffered a medical incident that caused him to go into the water.

Trees without decorations can be dropped off at several Indy Parks locations through the end of January.

Kids ages 18 and under can get free meals through the Summer Servings program.

Organizers want to know more about trail use, health factors related to trail use, and the economic impact of trails throughout the state.

The Kennedy King Memorial Initiative will hold their annual program Tuesday in Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park. The event will commemorate the historic speech delivered by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in Indianapolis, April 4, 1968 -- the night Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed.

Between Dec. 26 and Jan. 31, trees can be dropped off at nine Indy Parks locations.

Where you live and the built environment can have an impact on your health. That includes parks and playgrounds and how communities invest in them.