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Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly last week said it was shifting its business focus in Russia, but all 167 employees there remain employed.

For the first time, the Indiana Attorney General's Office has ruled in favor of a charter school under Indianas unused buildings law, which requires public schools to sell unused buildings to charter schools for $1.

The seed program is back at the Indianapolis Public Library.

Indianapolis Animal Care Services will host an event this weekend to recruit more fosters for kittens.

The city of Indianapolis will try to acquire the historic apartment building on Indianapolis’ north side.

The university announced Friday that its Ukraine Scholars Initiative would accept Ukrainian scholars “directly impacted by the war" which began Feb. 24 with Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The moving process will begin on April 19 and full operations at the new facility will start on May 9.

The purpose is to bolster hiring and retention as schools enter their third year of grappling with the pandemic.

United Way of Central Indiana hopes to raise more money than ever before during this year's annual campaign.

The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which is currently overseeing Syria's dismantling of its chemical weapons stockpile, is cited for having "defined the use of chemical weapons as a taboo under international law."