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Plans to address public safety in downtown Indianapolis were announced Wednesday. The city will contribute an additional $750 thousand in TIF money to efforts.

Programs to help people finish college or receive adult education in Indianapolis will get a boost from nearly $1.5 million in federal CARES act funding.

Results from the annual Point-in-Time count is finished, giving a snapshot of how many people experienced homelessness on a winter night in Indianapolis.

The 104th running of the Indianapolis 500 is days away with final preparations being made for the Greatest Spectacle In Racing. Race officials are encouraging fans to stay home and watch the race on television.

Tom Jernstedt worked his first Final Four in 1973 and helped push the growth of the NCAA Tournament from 25 teams to the 68, anything-can-happen bonanza held every spring.

The proposed budget of $260 million for IMPD operations in 2021 increases funding for the department by $7 million.

The Center for Interfaith Cooperation will hold its annual Festival of Faiths in a new format on Sept. 13. Due to COVID-19, it will be virtual with both live and recorded performances from a number of the area's faith-based organizations.

The annual Festival of Faiths is one of the largest celebrations of multi faith diversity in Indianapolis. This year the program presented by the Center for Interfaith Cooperation is going virtual to share the cultures, traditions and beliefs of many, including the Indianapolis Pagan Community.

Indianapolis city leaders are calling on the community to take a more active role in the fight against violent crime. Various government agencies and organizations came together Thursday night to discuss ideas and strategies to make streets safer.

Indianapolis officials celebrated the completion of recent improvements on the intersection of Talbott and 12th streets Wednesday in the citys Old Northside Neighborhood.