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Four former gymnasts questioned USAG Chief Financial Officer Scott Shollenbarger in testimony that lasted about three hours, but they say they were unsatisfied with the lack of answers.

Supporters of a Muslim student leader at IUPUI are calling on the university's chancellor to step up his response to incidents last weekend in which she was painted as a "terrorist" and mocked for her appearance.

Indianapolis is about to have the largest electric car share in the United States. French company Bollore is preparing to launch the program and is giving the city an idea of what to expect. By the end of the year, Bollore plans to have 25 car sharing kiosks operating around Indianapolis.

Ahead of this weekend's Democratic pre-party convention, some Black elected officials say they won't participate.

Phase II, the main construction phase of the Sunset Skatepark is now underway; after about a three-month delay due to being overbooked, Bloomington-based Hunger Skateparks are on site

Democrat and incumbent John Barth, 55, is running unopposed for Indianapolis City-County Council District 7.

The mother of a student with a disability who sued Indianapolis Public Schools for alleged abuse at George Washington Carver Montessori School 87 has dismissed the lawsuit.

Irvington Community Schools will restart its search for a new CEO after pushback from staff, students, and parents over a hiring process that included the network’s board chair as a top candidate.

DPW says the entire White River project will be complete by next summer.

Many people go to a park looking for a swing set or a jogging path. But the plants beneath our feet and the trees giving shade above contain lots of edible produce.