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Arts for Learning Indiana provides and supplements arts education in schools, and it offers a new multi-sensory outdoor art exhibit called Cloud Vibrations at Re:Public, a Near Eastside community artspace.

GM says the seat belt brackets may not have been secured to the frame, so the belts may not hold people in a crash.

The Mobile Crisis Assistance Team was established in 2015 as part of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Behavioral Health Unit in response to a high number of people experiencing mental health or substance abuse problems in jail and those corresponding 911 emergency calls.

The city of Indianapolis plans to close Monument Circle to camping and storage of personal belongings for people experiencing homelessness.

Of the state's 500,282 total positive cases, 76.5 percent were reported after the state moved to Stage 5 of its reopening plan, in late September.

The government released a snapshot of 27-year-olds in America. Here are a few numbers that caught our eye.

In Indiana, hundreds of thousands of people lack easy access to grocery stores. Many more can't afford to buy healthy food, and that's a problem for anyone with diabetes.

In our series of conversations with local businesses working to weather the pandemic -- coffee shops often rely on foot traffic, so what do you do when your coffee shop is located in a building that has had to close?

The Indiana Department of Transportation is looking for artists to help design an art exhibit at the Kankakee Welcome Center

Amid the twin pandemics of the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus on Black Hoosiers and the reckoning with systemic racism in America, Glynita Bell, a behavioral therapist and licensed clinical social worker, says she's opened her door to more Black women who need emotional support.