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A new report on mortgage lending trends in Indianapolis found a decline in opportunity for some.

The design and build team of Stantec Consulting Services, Inc., and Ragle, Inc., was awarded a $158 billion contract Tuesday to complete Section 1 of the Ohio River Crossing project.

Apartment buildings owned by bad-acting landlords who were sued by the city have been sold. JPC Affordable Housing agreed to sell its properties after months of refusing to pay utility bills.

Indianapolis's Department of Public Works is in charge of clearing city streets, and says it will have 60 drivers out pretreating roadways.

The Vigo County prosecutor announced Tuesday that a Terre Haute police officer acted appropriately after responding to a domestic violence call on Dec. 1 and heard a woman screaming inside the house.

Bloomington protestors are calling on government officials to demand abortion as a right. The crowd met Monday at the county courthouse and marched to Planned Parenthood and a pregnancy crisis center.

INDOT Chief of Staff Troy Woodruff is in negotiations to work for RQAW, an engineering firm that does business with INDOT.

The money from the American Rescue Plan will support IndyGo's service, personnel and new sanitation systems.

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis' Dinosphere reopens to the public this weekend. It's been closed for the past year to undergo a $27.5 million expansion called Mission Jurassic.

A police shootout in Fountain Square Sunday night left an officer and a suspect injured.