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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says Indiana and seven other Midwestern states will share more than $280,000 in federal money intended to help combat white-nose syndrome among bats.

A delegation drove around Indianapolis Wednesday morning. They made four stops as part of the Great Places 2020 effort which is designed to put together an investment strategy to rebuild struggling neighborhoods over the next six years.

The Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee voted to increase the public safety tax to hire more police. If approved by the full city county council, the tax would increase from 0.35 percent to 0.50 percent and result in $29 million in new revenue.

Veterans centers across the country have come under fire this year for having long wait times. The Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis is no different, with reports of it taking up to 45 days for new patients to see a doctor. Wednesday, veterans from across the state came to discuss their experiences at the local VA center.

A Block Party is planned for the official unveiling of the new, huge, colorful Lichtenstein sculpture.

Gov. Mike Pence announced Thursday that Zionsville Republican Rep. Steve Braun will take over as Commissioner of the Department of Workforce Development this fall, after his term in the legislature is finished.

The Indy Parks and Recreation Board wants more time to consider a proposal that would allow people to ride bikes on greenways at all hours. Currently, riders can bike on trails from five in the morning to nine at night. But, the proposal calls for expanding access to 24 hours.

The gaming convention's international reputation creates an opportunity for local gaming industry professionals and budding artists to gain exposure to a highly engaged and enthusiastic community.

IMPD Sgt. Kendale Adams says officers were using search dogs on Friday to check out a wooded area about a block from the near-downtown neighborhood where 23-year-old Willie Wilson told police his son Delano Wilson had been taken.

The federal shutdown that ended Thursday left markets, economists and Federal Reserve policymakers with a gap in economic data. It may take a while for government economists to pull together their long-delayed reports on unemployment and other key statistics.