Some camp residents say that they have not been able to access housing assistance yet.

A House Republican will not be running again for his central Indiana seat in the 2026 elections, instead setting his sights on a higher office in Congress.

WFYI's Jill Sheridan sat down with ex city employee De’Andre Baker, to talk about his experience of harassment and discrimination inside a city department.

Officials celebrated the completed conversion of two Indianapolis streets from one-way to now two-way traffic on Friday morning. The changes made to Michigan Street and New York Street include new bike lanes, bus stops and reduced speed limits.

The Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County changed the name of one of its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committees this summer. The renamed committee is now called the Cultural Excellence Committee.

A series of lawsuits have been filed in Marion County court alleging that drug manufacturer Eli Lilly downplayed the side effects of its obesity and diabetes drugs.

The Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center will undergo an intensive audit amid financial challenges

GOP members of the City-County Council push safety proposals after downtown shooting involving teens.

A Purdue University student was released from ICE custody Monday after being detained late last week.

Kroger union members gathered across the street from an Indianapolis store Sunday to demand higher wages and better benefits. This push comes after the union rejected Kroger's recent contract proposal. This is the second tentative agreement the union has rejected in under two months.