President Donald Trump took a sudden interest Friday in the decades-old mystery surrounding pilot Amelia Earhart’s disappearance, ordering the release of any classified documents. Trump’s interest comes as another effort by Purdue University to learn more takes off.

A Marion County judge ordered a jury trial yesterday in a lawsuit brought by residents of the Lugar Tower Apartment Complex. The move comes as a different judge demanded the Indianapolis Housing Agency respond to new evidence alleging it violated a court-ordered compliance agreement governing the public housing property for elderly and disabled people.

The CEO of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana said the cancellation of the USDA's Household Food Security Report will deny the American public information that would benefit society as a whole.

The Power of TRU Generations conference is an event focused on highlighting issues of youth violence and mental health in Indianapolis. It was hosted by 11 Black young men affected by violence in the city.

The new facility will host USA Gymnastics National Team camps and offer educational workshops, competitions and community outreach events throughout the year.

After months of fierce debate, residents are “overwhelmingly joyful” after Google announced it will withdrawal a proposal to rezone nearly 500 acres Franklin Township for a data center campus.

Early in the morning on the last day of summer, a mass shooting on Indianapolis' northwest side left two dead and five injured. It was one of four incidents that resulted in at least 15 gun violence victims this weekend.

The ACLU of Indiana and Exodus Refugee Immigration are pushing back against Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s investigation into Exodus.

The conflict has grown so much that a financial advisor backed out.

A crowd gathered in Zionsville Sunday night to honor the life of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated in Utah earlier this month.