The lawsuit alleges conditions at the facility violate the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment due process clauses.

Some conservative voters across the state express doubts about their party’s strength while others say the party is on track.

You’ve been to the Cottage Home Block Party and Bates-Hendricks Street Fest, block parties with music, food and retail vendors. Now, you’re interested in creating your own. So, what does it take to ...

The Elevance Health Rink at Morris Bicentennial Plaza will open for its fourth season Nov. 18 in downtown Indianapolis, ...

A tax package for the data center near Irvington will be introduced at the Nov. 2 Indianapolis City-County Council meeting.

A new residence hall is one of several projects that Indiana University Indianapolis has announced in recent years since ...

City-County Councilwoman Crista Lee Wells is resigning from her seat representing District 11 effective Oct. 31. Wells, a Democrat whose westside district includes parts of Wayne and Pike townships, ...

Set up to 40 plastic bags of yard waste out each week, and crews from the Department of Public Works will pick them up.

The screening will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. on Nov. 7, 2026, at the Madam Walker Legacy Center.

The Alzheimer’s Association invites Indianapolis residents, families and caregivers to a free screening of “Unforgettable,” a film adapted from a stage production that encourages conversations about ...

The U.S. Department of Justice on Election Day is sending 24 staff monitors to polling locations in Marion and Lake counties.

Three Indianapolis churches received grants Oct. 27 from Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund. The awards are part of a more than $2.5 million grant to support historic congregations with ...