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A 16-year-old boy was shot on Indianapolis’ east side Sunday night and died from his injuries.

Local and federal officials gathered at the Indianapolis International Airport Thursday to unveil a traveling mural exhibit commemorating Afghan evacuees’ time and experiences at Camp Atterbury.

Earlier this month, Amtrak announced it submitted applications for more than $700 million in Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) funds

Covanta is planning to build a $45 million facility on the Southside to sort recyclables. Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard calls it an opportunity for the city to improve its recycling. Right now only about 10 percent of residents participate, and Ballard thinks Covanta can increase that figure to 100 percent.

Starting this fall, nursing students at Ivy Tech can enroll in the Beacon Scholars program, which offers tuition assistance, living stipends and future employment at Beacon facilities.

COVID-19 hospitalizations this week reached levels not seen since January, when vaccines were in extremely limited supply.

The U.S. government has been using Camp Atterbury to temporarily house, process and resettle nearly 7,000 people who fled Afghanistan after the Taliban took over at the end of August. About 2,500 Afghan evacuees were still waiting to be settled as of Friday morning.

The Indy Arts Council has launched a holiday campaign to welcome Hoosiers back to the arts after last season’s canceled events due to COVID-19.

Delaware County officials passed new rules on solar farms in May and approved tax abatements for two upcoming solar projects in October.

WFYI Public Media and its partners received nine Emmy awards, and the award for Overall Station Excellence during the 45th Annual Emmy Awards of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences - Lower Great Lakes Chapter.