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It's an open race for mayor of Indianapolis this year. A centrist Democrat and former prosecutor is challenging a moderate Republican and political newcomer.

Public safety is always an important part of mayoral elections in major cities. This year, the backdrop is a rising murder rate in Indianapolis. Both candidates for mayor, Chuck Brewer and Joe Hogsett are calling for putting more cops on the street.

More than 326,000 people experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital each year. About 90 percent of them die, often because bystanders don't know how to start CPR or are afraid they'll do it wrong.

BlueIndy's electric car sharing service launched in September to a flurry of fanfare and criticism from politicians and business leaders alike. A month later, the program remains polarizing.

The new Cummins Seymour Technical Center is on the same site as the company's Seymour Engine Plant, putting those who design its high-horsepower engines closer to the workers who build and test them.

The Democratic candidate for mayor of Indianapolis holds a large financial edge over his opponent.

By loaning itself $250 million from the state's General Fund, Indiana will pay off the rest of the loan by early November, avoiding next year's penalty - and saving employers $327 million.

During fall break, some students are required to attend remedial lessons in math and English to help them pass required exams during. Improving academics is vital as Arlington remains under the eye of the state yet some juniors and seniors have never taken the required math and English tests.

The Indiana Department of Transportation says it is staging the disaster-response exercises starting Monday at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center near North Vernon. The agency says the training sessions throughout the week will focus on earthquake and tornado emergencies.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller has joined counterparts in 10 other states in asking a federal appeals court to halt implementation of new water rules while the states try to overturn those regulations in court.