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Between 200 and 500 children and teens are expected to give ideas on how to reduce violence in Indianapolis during a community conversation, Tuesday, at the Light of the World Christian Church.

The new legislation provides solutions for military men and women from all components of the military. The bill requires all active, reserve, and Guard service members to undergo person-to-person mental health assessments.

Fort Wayne is terminating its partnership with Veo and calling for the removal of its public electric scooters from downtown after four years.

The White River Alliance released its first-ever report on the health of the White River. While the watershed’s health has improved recently, the overall health of the river still needs some work.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public's help for information regarding a hit-and-run that left an 11-year-old boy dead.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization will award $47.5 million for projects.

The Muncie City Council has voted down a proposed solar field at a former General Motors plant after debate on whether the project would make enough money for the city.

Saturday marks the 60th anniversary of the decision of Brown versus the Board of Education. The ruling made it unconstitutional for states to segregate schools. Friday, participants in an event at Marian University debated the impact of the decision.

Indianapolis police have arrested a man in connection with a shooting over the weekend that left one Dutch soldier dead and two wounded.

Federal officials rejected Indianapolis-based regional airline's request to hire co-pilots with half the usual minimum amount of flying experience.