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NPR's Michel Martin was invited by St. Louis Public Radio to moderate an intensely emotional community conversation around race, police tactics and leadership.

The number of refugees from the Syrian civil war is on the verge of surpassing 3 million, the United Nations said. Almost half of all Syrians have been forced out of their homes.

Paws and Think's Youth Canine Project helps kids at the Marion County Youth Detention Center train dogs from Animal Care and Control using positive reinforcement as a life lesson.

Duke Energy of Indiana wants to upgrade its electric grid that powers about 800,000 homes in the state. But, to do so, they are asking customers to cover the $1.9 billion cost.

The Indianapolis City County Council has a new member. LaKeisha Jackson is taking over the District 18 seat that became vacant after former councilor Vernon Brown stepped down.

Mourdock announced his departure Friday, saying he wanted to pursue other professional interests. The two-term state treasurer was barred by state law from seeking a third term.

University officials say the school's enrollment has surpassed 13,000 students for the first time in 42 years.

Police spokesman Christopher Wilburn says investigators obtained a search warrant to enter the home of Delano Wilson's parents Monday night.

Indiana Blood Center says it is being dropped early next year by the Indiana University Health and St. Vincent Health hospital systems, along with Terre Haute's Union Hospital. Those facilities are switching to the American Red Cross as their blood supplier.

Steve Ellis, owner of Top Guns gun store in Terre Haute, launched the "No Guns = No Money" Facebook support page on Aug. 22. By Monday, it had about 1,100 "likes."