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Lilly Global Day of Service and Indy Do Day tackle tons of projects aiming to make Indianapolis a better place.

The century-old landmark has been affiliated with the Shriners since its construction, although Live Nation began operating its 2,600-seat theater in 1995.

Jingle Books will make free books available to parents at all Indianapolis Public Library locations and at Indy Reads Books.

The Kassig family has released excerpts of Abdul-Rahman Kassig's writings sent to family, friends and teachers while he was working in the Middle East as an aid worker. The collection also includes a letter Kassig wrote to his parents while being held hostage by the so-called Islamic State.

Ed and Paula Kassig, the parents of Abdul-Rahman (Peter) Kassig, the Indianapolis native and humanitarian aid worker killed by so-called Islamic State militants asked the public Monday to pray for both their son and the Syrian people. They also asked for privacy as they begin to mourn.

The Indianapolis Colts will retire the jersey of their former longtime quarterback and build a statue of him in front of Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Indianapolis Parks Department is trying to establish new relationships to make improvements. The City is putting out requests for proposals on what non-profits and business can do to renovate parks.

The Indianapolis Zoo is planning to re-open the Skyline ride over the July 4th holiday weekend. The elevated ride has been closed to the public since last…

Dermody, a Republican from LaPorte, will replace Jim Davis, who left the legislature to become the director of the Office of Community and Rural Affairs.

Harry Arminius Miller, born in 1875, was a genius, artist, and perfectionist. What he did better than anybody of his era was build racecars.