AES proposed a price increase in June, citing an increased cost of materials, labor and infrastructure. The proposal would have raised many customers’ electrical bills by over 13%.

Jewish community leaders and state lawmakers attended the event along with several hundred people at the Jewish Community Center.

The former parent company of Batesville Casket Company is being sold for $32 per share.

Local nonprofit HOPS Heart of Charity will host a free leadership summit on the Far Eastside this weekend for young women ages 14 to 21. HOPS stands for Helping Other People Succeed and the organization hosts a number of workshops and training throughout the year.

In a Department of Homeland Security video, Kristi Noem blames Democrats for the government shutdown. Law and ethics experts say it violates the Hatch Act, but there are rarely serious consequences.

The case of a Madison County precinct committeeman charged with felony election tampering has been settled by an agreement with the county prosecutor’s office that likely won’t see him charged with anything.

Lauren Chapman accepted the national honor for Excellence in Innovation for creating “Can you survive Indiana’s legislative session? The game.”

The Marion County Public Defenders have their first union contract. The independent agency organized for better pay and improved conditions.

Indiana University researchers found that the total solar eclipse reset the biological clocks of many birds along its path.

Residents of Indianapolis neighborhood Martindale Brightwood and organizers from multiple community groups rallied Monday against a possible data center planned for development at the site of the former Sherman Drive-In theater.