A recent panel discussion, “Full Speed Ahead” brought together leaders who work to increase inclusivity within the IndyCar Series.

Journalists from WFYI, Indiana Public Broadcasting and Side Effects Public Media earned three Regional Edward R. Murrow awards for their work in 2021.

Andrew Wilhoite's withdrawal form signed Wednesday doesn't list a reason for why he was removing himself from the Clinton Township Board race in Boone County.

A Rules and Public Policy Committee this week passed a nearly $20,000 pay raise proposal that would bump compensation to more than $31,000.

Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana hopes to draw awareness to food insecurity throughout central Indiana with its "No One Runs on Empty" campaign.

A Ride of Silence Wednesday will honor bicyclists killed and injured in Indianapolis in 2021.

WFYI spoke with Josh Riddick, an organizer with Faith in Indiana’s Black Church Coalition initiative, about what community leaders say should happen next after a man who was having a mental health crisis was tased by an IMPD officer and died.

New funding options in the environmental realm could create opportunities for parks, urban canopy and other green projects.

A partnership between the City of Indianapolis Office of Sustainability, the Marion County Public Health Department, and the World Health Organization has produced a study on climate change.

John Hope School 26 was one of the first public schools for Black students in Indianapolis. It's now home to the Oaks Academy, and it is the subject of a new documentary