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IPB News has received a lot of questions about evictions and housing issues, so we reached out to housing advocates at Prosperity Indiana to get some answers.

A priest in Naples' tough Sanità neighborhood has put local kids - some from mob families - to work restoring underground catacombs full of early Christian art. The result? 40,000 tourists a year.

A top state Republican lawmaker has already promised to push a ban on abortions after six weeks modeled after a Texas law that the U.S. Supreme Court refused to block this week.

While the total count of breakthrough cases have more than tripled since the beginning of August, the data suggests vaccines are still limiting severe illness and deaths.

The Indianapolis Public Library board of trustees has changed leadership after complaints of racism, ableism, and a toxic work environment from current and former employees went public.

Some zoos, including Indianapolis, are giving animals an experimental vaccine to protect against COVID-19. But is a vaccine needed for household pets?

The Indianapolis Public Library has come under public scrutiny after current and former employees complained of a toxic work environment and that their concerns were ignored by leadership. CEO Jackie Nytes resigned last month after a special board meeting and Chief Public Services Officer Jim Helling was appointed interim CEO.

A new 30 year transportation vision plan is being mapped by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization.

The study focuses on voucher participation and private school density around public schools, and uses eight years of state school choice and test performance data.

The Indiana Department of Revenue is set to unveil the third phase of its multi-year technology upgrade, the online portal known as INTIME.