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As the Indianapolis Housing Agency continues to struggle with financial and staffing issues, residents have filed a lawsuit, alleging bad conditions.

No-turn-on-red rules are in effect as soon as a sign is placed at the intersection.

More than 300 employees will move to the City-County-Building as the city moves out of jail, Union Station.

On the worst day of someone’s life, these Indianapolis clinicians respond to 911 calls with healthcare, not handcuffs. The team started work July 1.

The Indy Peace Fellowship is based on the idea that intervention with a small group of people can reduce violent crime in Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis City-County Council passed the city’s biggest budget to date Monday night with record police spending.

Between the I-465 and strip malls of College Park, a miracle unfolds before a matinee audience at Beef and Boards, Indy’s premier dinner theatre.

Indianapolis voters decided to give Mayor Joe Hogsett a third term over Republican challenger Jefferson Shreve.

A team of 25 Indianapolis leaders are taking an $85,000 international mission to Singapore this week to seek White River redevelopment ideas.

In the wake of Newfields CEO Colette Pierce Burnette’s abrupt departure, a protest outside Newfields on Sunday afternoon called for her reinstatement.