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A group of Republican senators from Marion County unveiled a package of bills Thursday that seeks to address what they view as a worrying trend of violent crimes. The number of violent crimes in Marion County has gone down each of the last four years.

Dozens of Hoosiers testified against a bill Thursday that would weaken employer vaccination requirements.

A new program to address a rising number of new HIV cases among young people will also be youth led.

Indianapolis is joining five other cities on a project to improve bike riding. National leaders say Indy's commitment to bikes makes it attractive for this kind of effort and local officials point to the impact of recruiting young talent as a reason to get involved.

The non-academic needs of 3,700 students at a dozen Far Eastside schools are the target of a new $7.5 million program between City of Indianapolis, Marian University and Indianapolis Public Schools.

A former case manager in Bartholomew County for the Indiana Department of Child Services, allegedly falsified multiple "311" reports -- the initial assessment made for allegations of child abuse or neglect.

Revising the constitution is the first phase of the process in transferring governing power in college sports from the NCAA to its three divisions.

An agreement to advance housing opportunities for Black families in Indianapolis is moving forward. The initiative comes after The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana alleged lending discrimination against Old National Bank.

New numbers from the Indiana State Supreme Court show low participation in the eviction diversion program launched in November.

Indiana House Republicans have tied a controversial push to effectively ban private companies from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates to language that would help end the state’s public health emergency.