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When faced with infertility, Christians who believe life begins at or around conception must wrestle with weighty questions: How do you build a family in a way that conforms with your beliefs? Is IVF an ethical option, especially if it creates more embryos than a couple can use?

Beginning in July, the Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) — Indianapolis’ first Black equity theater — is launching its new workshop program Education for All.

Southern Baptists have elected a North Carolina pastor and longtime denominational statesman to be the next president of their convention. It is the final day of the Southern Baptist Convention’s two-day annual meeting in Indianapolis.

More than 30 seats across Marion County school boards are on the ballot in the Nov. 5 general election.

Turnaround school operator EdPower indicated earlier this summer that it might not have the money to operate Arlington High School in Indianapolis next school year.

Young people marched in Indianapolis to call for an end to violence. Organizers also gave out gun lock boxes.

The 7-year-old student described several incidents when the teacher allowed or encouraged other children to hit him, according to an affidavit.

Four-hundred students will need to find a new school for next year after the Indianapolis Public Schools Board unanimously voted to close Joyce Kilmer School 69.

Indianapolis Public Schools leaders are recommending the closure of Joyce Kilmer School 69 this summer following the decision by charter school partner Kindezi Academy to no longer manage the school.

An event at Willard Park on the city’s Near Eastside marked the planting of the 30,000th tree, meeting the city’s goal two years ahead of time.