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The Indy Pride Parade hit the streets of Indianapolis Saturday to the cheers of thousands.

It’s one year out until Indianapolis hosts the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for swimming – and an NFL stadium will house the event for the first time.

The lawsuit claims that VA administration violated four key parts of the National Environmental Policy Act.

The faith-based nonprofit Food 4 Souls plans to build a Tiny House Village to serve as a transition into housing for the homeless in Indianapolis.

The company behind Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance this week said hackers accessed records of about 80 million people, including their names, Social Security numbers and email addresses.

Zionsville-based Just Marketing International, a global marketing firm focused on motorsports, has been purchased by a London company, Chime Communications PLC. The $76 million deal was announced Thursday evening.

Bills to protect citizens against large, potentially harmful water withdrawals are likely dead.

Indianapolis’s City Market will temporarily close while the redevelopment of that city block gets underway.

Indianapolis City County Councilors are calling on IPL to stop burning coal in the city by 2020. But, the electric company says doing so will come on the backs of customers.

Carrier is getting $5 million in tax credits to keep 1,069 total jobs in Indianapolis. Just above 700 of those were truly on the chopping block.