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Indianapolis-based trucking company Celadon announced it filed for bankruptcy, leaving nearly 4,000 employees without a job. The announcement comes after two former Celadon executives were charged with fraud last week.

The Indianapolis City-County Council did not hear a proposal to give council members raises Monday night. The measure was pulled from the agenda right before the meeting.

A new book explores how the skyrocketing costs of health care are bankrupting peopleand highlights what patients can do to protect themselves.

The 46,000-square-foot facility will combine currently separate primary care and mental health clinics in Terre Haute.

Education policy has been getting a lot of attention lately, but lawmakers say the upcoming legislative session should be a quiet one for the most part.

A local government commission presented a new look at gaps and disparities in social services this week and digs into areas identified as the greatest needs.

Auto correspondent Casey Williams spends a week in California with the Genesis G80 5.0.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is closer to its 2019 police officer staffing goal following recent ceremonies.

The City of Indianapolis will help find a new use for an historic apartment building owned by the Children's Museum of Indianapolis.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett spoke with Employ Indy COO Marie Mackintosh about an event to connect local Celadon workers with unemployment and job search assistance.