Around 50 people met at the War Memorial downtown Tuesday night to protest the Israeli government and the ongoing war in Gaza.

Projects that improve safety and infrastructure for students who walk or bike to school may receive grant funding through the second round of the Safe Routes to School mini-grant program.

Sesame Street’s Cookie Monster will be the Grand Marshall of this year’s Brickyard 400, held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Many youth-focused nonprofits in Indianapolis are reacting to the recent uptick in gun violence incidents, WFYI’s Abriana Herron sat down with Brandon Randall to talk about the work he does with young people to address the root causes of violence through his organization Tru Colors.

Legendary sports editor Bob Hammel passed away Saturday night at 88 years old.

WNBA All-Star Weekend brought thousands of fans to Indianapolis, where officials had 10 months to pull everything together.

The federal cuts total up to $13 million for the Indiana public media stations.

Homelessness in Indianapolis increased by at least 7 percent from last year, according to a new report from the Coalition for Homelessness Prevention and Intervention.

A new curfew proposal would keep teenagers out of downtown earlier. Here’s what to know and how effective these laws really are.

The end of federal support will cut WFYI’s budget by more than $1.5 million — 11 percent of its total funding — and comes just months after Indiana lawmakers ended state support for public media.