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Plans to address public safety in downtown Indianapolis were announced Wednesday. The city will contribute an additional $750 thousand in TIF money to efforts.

A 5,200-square-foot office building is going up on North College Avenue. Two bungalows are coming down to make room for the development. The Metropolitan Development Commission originally voted against the project, but members brought it back because of a technical issue.

The awards announced Wednesday will go to 1,366 schools, the vast majority of which are traditional public schools.

The Lost Wage Assistance Program will be available for out of work Hoosiers backdated to Aug. 1. Federal guidelines say workers must have received benefits of at least $100 under state or federal unemployment programs to be eligible.

Almost nobody needs a Super Duty pickup that’s capable of towing a small yacht or taming the roughest terrain, but it sure is comforting to know you have…

WFYI's Taylor Bennett spoke with Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron about the Gateway Development Project and its goals to increase economic investment and include amenities for residents and businesses.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is working with two other water quality agencies to collect data and samples for a new project called the White River Mainstem Project.

One year after NBC assumed the rights from longtime broadcaster ABC, the network is preparing to bring one of the iconic events in sports to a potentially record-setting television audience Sunday.

Planned Parenthood has decided to drop its federal lawsuit challenging an Indiana law that will require women to undergo an ultrasound at least 18 hours before having an abortion.

Programs to help people finish college or receive adult education in Indianapolis will get a boost from nearly $1.5 million in federal CARES act funding.