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Todd Fuqua is worried he could lose Medicaid coverage, potentially leaving him without medication for HIV.

HIV community faces a double whammy: Medicaid reductions and CDC funding cuts

As Midwest cities like Indianapolis struggle with an HIV epidemic, federal support is being curtailed.

Campaign signs outside the Indianapolis City-County Building in November 2024.

Political operative's role in IPS school board election filing still leaves unanswered questions

Peter Luster. who leads government affairs for the education advocacy group RISE Indy, filled out paperwork for an IPS school board candidate who was removed from the ballot in the 2024 election.

UAW Local 2209 President Holli Murphy (left) and Local Bargaining Chairman Rich LeTourneau (right) said union workers at GM's Fort Wayne assembly plant are ready for a potential strike.

Uncertainty surrounds UAW-automaker negotiations, but local union leaders say a strike is likely

General Motors workers in Fort Wayne and more than 100,000 union auto workers nationwide voted to authorize a strike last week. To prevent a strike from actually happening, the big three major automakers and the United Auto Workers must reach tentative contract agreements by September 14. Local UAW leaders say they've gone on strike before and are ready to do it again.

Protests erupted across the nation the day after the Supreme Court announced the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Thousands demonstrated at the Statehouse in Indiana, which is among the states where abortion is expected to be banned or severely restricted.

States cracking down on abortion have high maternal mortality rates and gaps in rural care

Millions of people are poised to lose access to abortion across Kentucky and parts of the Midwest pending court battles and elections. More pregnancies mean more need for prenatal care in a region already lacking.

Mayor Joe Hogsett says a comprehensive project to fix the city's roads would cost as much as $1 billion over a number of years.

Mayor Hogsett Requests $14 Million To Address Indianapolis Potholes

The $14 million Hogsett is requesting would only be used in 2018, and would work in addition to the $88 million the city already marked for infrastructure projects this year.

13 independent music venues get funding from Music Cities Strategy Recovery Program

Thirteen independent music venues across Marion County each received an average of nearly $19,000 through the program created to support recovery from the pandemic.

City lays out affordable housing strategy

Indianapolis faces a critical shortage of safe, affordable housing. Now millions in federal money is set aside for the preservation and creation of housing solutions.

Student magazine sets out to show 'good things are happening on the far east side'

A new free monthly magazine wants to share good news from the city’s far east side.

IndyRent was launched at the height of the pandemic.

IndyRent returns with an eviction prevention focus

The IndyRent program will return and move forward as an eviction prevention program.

Investigators clear drains as they check on a water main break March 27, 2025, at the intersection of 22nd Street and Dr. Andrew J. Brown Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis.

Eastsiders under boil alert following flooding from water main break

After a water main broke March 27, Citizens issued the alert until noon March 29.

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