Indianapolis Public Schools officials and the African American Coalition of Indianapolis called attention this week to the recent spate of youth homicides.

Indiana’s first official Thanksgiving Day was Dec. 7, 1837, following a proclamation by Governor Noah Noble at the time.

A new partnership will provide boxes packed with healthy food for residents in neighborhoods that lack access.

The Indiana Black Expo and the Indianapolis Urban League issued a statement Thursday about the “negative perceptions” attached to Dr. Colette Pierce Burnette’s exit from Newfields.

A 13-year-old boy was shot and killed on Indianapolis’ northeast side Wednesday night.

A maintenance man accused of killing a teen at her apartment complex on the northeast side of Indianapolis was officially charged with her murder.

Indianapolis’ City-County Council is looking at a proposal to solve some of the city’s technology needs with emerging artificial intelligence, or AI.

Tenants removed evictions from their records during an eviction sealing clinic in Indianapolis Monday.

This marks the 15th incident in which Indianapolis police have been involved in a shooting this year.

Edra Waterman, Hamilton East Public Library's director and chief executive officer, is stepping down from her role.