The Elevation Grants provide more than $4.3 million to 31 programs at local organizations that address root causes of violence.

As extreme heat hits Indianapolis, city leaders lay out plans to help residents stay cool.

The project is possible because of a new state statute that approves property tax exemptions for affordable housing with a PILOT, or payment in lieu of taxes.

High heat and humidity can be life threatening for pets, too, and local ordinances are specific when it comes to taking care of dogs in extreme heat.

Improvements in health care options are coming to an Indianapolis neighborhood undergoing change. Eskenazi Health will build a new health center at the corner of 38th Street and Arlington Avenue.

Increased incidents of reckless driving, aggressive behavior, speeding and street racing are happening across Marion County.

Not everyone in Central Indiana has access to a good job with family-sustaining wages. For many in Marion County the problem is transportation: an estimated 30,000 households do not have vehicles.

Food in Transit, launched in 2018 at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center in downtown Indianapolis, allows transit riders to connect with fresh, local produce at low prices.

The additional funding will allow the Department of Public Works to address some of the worst roads in Marion County.

The agency charged to help low income residents secure stable safe housing is struggling. A plan for change has significant updates this month.