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Indianapolis police faced protests Thursday after officers fatally shot two men and killed a pregnant pedestrian in three separate incidents just hours apart.

The announcement comes after two officer-involved shootings in less than eight hours last week.

On Wednesday, Indianapolis Department of Public Works will begin the process of closing the southern quadrants of Monument Circle and sections of Massachusetts Avenue, Georgia Street, Illinois Street and Broad Ripple Avenue.

Two drivers are facing charges in a weekend collision that killed three teenagers in Indianapolis, prosecutors said Thursday.

Connecting ex-offenders with re-entry programs and investing $75,000 in the 2-1-1 hotline are part of a new initiative against violent crime in Indianapolis. It's called "Your Life Matters" and Pastor Charles Ellis of the Ten Point Coalition says action is needed now or problems will only get worse.

Two big early efforts from Mayor Joe Hogsett, a Democrat, won approval from the city-county council Monday night. As did a long-pushed for change to Indianapolis police recruiting policies, but not without some pushback and changes.

When Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton face off in Las Vegas for their third and final debate, Indianapolis 8th grader Jade Thomas will be there, tweeting her reflections on the debate for PBS Education.

A plan by Indianapolis Public Schools administration to separate middle school grades from high schools could lead to the creation of two new schools and convert the long-struggling John Marshall High School into a stand-alone middle school.

A coalition is working to make Indianapolis more pedestrian-friendly. A new safety education campaign was unveiled today. WalkWays is a partnership of Health by Design, the City of Indianapolis and the Marion County Public Health Department. The campaign includes ads on IndyGo buses, yard signs and social media graphics.

The Reuben Engagement Center will be open to serve the homeless and mentally ill with addictions December 31st.