Two years ago, Indianapolis promised to use federal money to tear down 336 blighted properties. Where do things stand today?

Financial planner Peter Dunn will host a program for the 1,400 employees that will lose their jobs when Carrier moves its Indianapolis operations to Mexico.

After a 35-year moratorium, the first new street light in Indianapolis will flip on tonight on the city's near northeast side.

The park is just west of Broad Ripple at 61st and Broadway streets.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett delivered his first State of the City address Wednesday, touting the success of his first three months in office and outlined an agenda to end jail overcrowding and provide pre-K education for the city's children.

Mayor Joe Hogsett's administration is working on a major restructuring of public safety services in Indianapolis.

Carrier Corp. confirmed Wednesday that it plans to relocate its Indianapolis manufacturing operations to Mexico. A move expected to eliminate 1,400 jobs in Indianapolis.

Mayor Joe Hogsett is putting the brakes on a deal with waste management company Covanta for a new single-stream trash facility that his predecessor penned.

The Indianapolis police department is starting to use big data to respond to crime quicker, even predicting where it will happen.

The mayor's office was a little hectic late Monday morning. Locks on doors were being changed, new staffers asking for directions, several news cameras waited for interviews.