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Parking meter rates downtown and in other areas, are set to go up 25 cents next month.

Law enforcement and emergency personnel are trained to peacefully resolve hostage or suicide situations for everyone involved. Officers face additional challenges if the perpetrator shows signs of mental illness.

Councilors gave final approval for two new TIF funded projects at 16 Tech and the Stutz factory.

Indianapolis is dotted with properties that echo its industrial past – where factories closed, jobs disappeared, and pollution threatened health and kept property values low. Efforts in the Rivoli neighborhood, on the city’s Near Eastside, focus on one area that used to be a neighborhood hub.

The Pleasant Run Greenway upgrades are part of the Circle City Forward initiative.

Nonprofit TeenWorks is accepting applications for underrepresented and underserved local high students in both Marion and Delaware counties through Feb. 28.

A new study suggests that Indianapolis has one of the highest percentages of workers in the nation at risk of losing their job to automation. Out of all large U.S. metropolitan areas, Indianapolis ranks 6th highest.

State lawmakers shot down an effort to restrict IndyGo’s Blue Line this week.

The weather is increasing potholes across Indianapolis as the city steps up efforts to fix roadways.

An online arts and news publication that focuses on elevating Black, Brown and marginalized voices in Indianapolis' arts community has created an events guide for the future to boost efforts to celebrate local artists of color.