An Indiana House committee unanimously approved a "historic" police reform bill Tuesday -- one that has the support of law enforcement and groups like the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus and the NAACP.

Legislation debated in an Indiana Senate committee Thursday would ban local governments from ever decreasing police or fire department budgets, unless there's a revenue shortfall.

Public health and criminal justice officials say improving the police's relationship with the community isn't possible without addressing mental health -- both with law enforcement and the people they serve.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, IMPD, is changing some rules related to K-9 response.

A new online portal aims to increase the transparency of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department processes for the public.

Representatives from Faith in Indiana gathered at the City-Council Building in Indianapolis Monday to voice support for a new proposal that would update governance of the city's police department.

Indianapolis City-Council members hosted the first in a series of community conversations on public safety Thursday in an attempt to engage more voices.

Residents in Indianapolis will have an opportunity to give input on public safety during the first in a series of meetings.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, IMPD, officers are being outfitted with new body cameras. The camera program was expanded after recent protests and calls for police reform.

Indianapolis Police Chief Randal Taylor said the department is responding to community concern.