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Many colleges and universities will welcome students back to campus this fall. However, with cautions to protect people from COVID-19, life on campus will be different.

Indianapolis filmmaker Tai Payne wanted to take the short movies he and his colleagues have been producing for social media to the big screen.

A 4-year-old boy has been wounded after accidentally shooting himself with a gun he found inside an Indianapolis home.

Indianapolis faith leaders held the first in a series of peace walks Thursday night. The gathering in Haughville comes as Indianapolis deals with a surge in violent crime.

Indianapolis leaders provided a public safety update in the face of surging violence in the city. Homicides are up 39 percent over where they were last year in Indianapolis.

The city recently signed a five-year, $9 million contract, and will start outfitting more than 1,000 officers next month.

The Reuben Engagement Center, that temporarily houses people experiencing homelessness and are suffering from addiction, shut its doors during the pandemic. The center aims to resume services next week, but at a new location.

The president says the U.S. will not recognize Crimea's moves to split from Ukraine. The U.S. and its allies imposed more sanctions on Russia, which stands accused of interfering in Ukraine's affairs.

Education circles are abuzz with a new concept: that resilience and persistence are just as important as intelligence to predicting student success and achievement. But can "grit" actually be taught?

Last month, IMS officials announced the race would reduce the number of spectators to 50 percent. Now, only 25 percent will be allowed to watch the event at the track.