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The city of Indianapolis wont renew its contract with the nonprofit providing Court Appointed Special Advocates, or CASAs, for youth in the child welfare system.

Organizers of a cricket tournament coming to Indianapolis don't believe financial problems will affect the event. The city's parks department says it is monitoring USACA's situation.

At least 90% of the teaching staff directly impacted by Indianapolis Public Schools’ sweeping reorganization enacted last year will continue working in the district for the 2023-24 school year, the district said Thursday.

Federal investigators are beginning the task of trying to determine what caused a Greyhound bus crash that killed three passengers in southern Illinois.

John Hall was hired in 2019 by Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett to help reform the department that had been struggling for years after audits uncovered financial mismanagement.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department hopes to hire nearly 1,900 new officers over the next few years.

Administrators at Center Grove High School are investigating a post on social media that evidently shows a football player in blackface after the team won the 6A state title game Nov. 27.

The funds are part of the Neighborhood Builders initiative, a project advancing economic mobility across the U.S.

Concussions and head injuries have become a central focus in football. New rules are being enacted and research is underway to better understand how to prevent long term damage. An Indianapolis nonprofit is helping lead the charge through a program called Heads Up.

Indianapolis will end 2021 with positive economic growth following a disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic.