Crews were investigating an underground pipe that ruptured in downtown Indianapolis and sent hot steam and debris into the air through a manhole in the street.

Anna Garrett of Indianapolis died on May 27, two months short of her 113th birthday, according to Lavenia & Summers Funeral Home. A funeral is planned for Saturday.

Black women who have worked as employees or board members of the Indianapolis Public Library describe a "taxing" and discriminatory atmosphere within the organization.

This year's Indy Pride Festival will again be held virtually. Board President Tanner Alexander said participants can explore a venue map, and connect with vendors, businesses, and organizations.

The woman who was driving the vehicle hit by the officer was taken to the hospital in critical condition but later upgraded to serious but stable condition

A new affordable housing project has broken ground on the west side of Indianapolis. It will offer 61 units to individuals and families. The building will also offer 15 units to veterans experiencing homelessness.

One of the hottest housing markets in recent years is shutting out some people using federal housing loans.

The lawsuit, filed last month U.S. District Court in Indianapolis, alleges the officer was never disciplined by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department for the incident.

Community organizations addressing COVID-19 response and recovery in Indianapolis will receive grants from a program investing $1 million to address health disparities.

The council passed a proposal to ratify public health orders, including increased capacity for businesses -- many places to 75 percent.