A new tactical urbanism project is set up along a busy cross section of streets in Indianapolis neighborhoods.

People with disabilities have consistently had to overcome additional barriers in order to obtain affordable and accessible housing through the Indianapolis Housing Agency.

Local groups want an apology after Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith made comments defending the 1787 Three-Fifths Compromise, arguing it helped end slavery.

A third of reported antisemitic incidents impacted the Indianapolis Jewish community, according to data from the Anti-Defamation League.

Young people in Indianapolis – including the G3 Steppers – came together for the annual Peace Walk this past weekend, marching to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence on youth.

The Second Chance Expo helps recently incarcerated people in Indianapolis find community support services.

The new Blue Envelope initiative has launched in Marion County and will support people with disabilities during interactions with law enforcement.

Black leaders and community members in Indianapolis gathered for the second annual Melanin Table Talk to address racial disparities in health and life outcomes and to promote civic engagement.

Lawmakers ended the 2025 session early Friday morning by passing a new state budget that Republicans say takes care of Indiana's priorities — and Democrats argue moves the state backward.

Over 1,250 volunteers signed up this year for Go All IN Day, an event organized by the United Way of Central Indiana.