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People who have been formerly incarcerated face many barriers to finding housing and earning a living wage. Beginning in January, a new program at Ivy Tech Community College aims to improve the quality of life for justice-involved youth and adults.

Earlier this month, the Penn-Harris-Madison school board adopted a mask-optional policy for the 2021-22 school year, drawing backlash from local doctors.

The prosecutor overseeing the cases stemming from the 2020 incident at Lake Monroe is refuting news reports that charges against the men involved have been dropped.

Claudia Polley was around 10 years old when her parents brought her to the Fall Creek YMCA in Indianapolis to hear a speech from Martin Luther King Jr.

Joey Chestnut is the 16-time Nathan's Famous hot dog eating champion, and he was the only winner of the St. Elmo shrimp cocktail eating championship here in Indy until last year.

When Dominic Dorsey was little, he never saw a Santa Claus who looked like him. So when he and his community group Don’t Sleep created the Black Business Bazaar that happens every holiday season in Indianapolis, he made sure that the Black Santa Experience was part of it.

Eight candidates are competing for two seats on the Lawrence Township’s school board in the November election.

Two of the three incumbents face challengers in three races for seats on the Franklin Township school board. One is running unopposed.

Indianapolis Public Schools says a property-tax referendum could be sought to pay for construction projects as part of its Rebuilding Stronger plan.

Both advocates and the Environmental Protection Agency have raised environmental justice concerns about the plant's location.