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Throughout 2014, WFYI is highlighting young people through an effort called TruColors, a social media campaign telling stories of youth who are making a difference in their communities by being leaders. WFYI's Sam Klemet reports on the journey of Jalen Vaughn.

The Indianapolis City-County Council voted Monday night to approve over $3 million for violence prevention investments.

The number of diverse Hoosier students who graduate from high school increased over the past 10 years but there are still equity gaps among students who are prepared to succeed in college.

Detective Greg Ferency worked on investigations ranging from drugs to counterterrorism during his 11 years on an FBI task force, FBI Director Christopher Wray told hundreds of police officers and other mourners at Indiana State University's Hulman Center basketball arena.

Prior to July 1, only veterans who served on active duty for more than one year -- in war time -- were eligible for the fund. Those two requirements have been eliminated.

The federal Environmental Protection Agency is considering making rules for more than 60 different contaminants in drinking water that aren’t regulated right now.

Indianapolis has seen record homicides so far this year, which experts say is linked to pandemic-based stress and economic uncertainty. Since January, more than 130 people have been killed in the city compared to about 100 at this time last year.

Results published by officials during the Indiana State Board of Education meeting Wednesday confirm the expected drop in scores on the state's ILEARN exam.

Indiana State Police are looking for distracted drivers in a semi truck.

Indy Parks broke ground Wednesday on a new family center at Broad Ripple Park.