Nico Pennisi

Gary Evers says Ivy Tech, along with other local colleges and universities, is a hot spot for domestic violence cases in Marion County.

Some Indy residents claim downtown apartment building Nine+Eighteen is unfairly charging them thousands of dollars in move-out fees.

Stocked refrigerators across the Indy metro, filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy and meat items, are available to anyone who is facing food insecurity, thanks to Indy Community Pantry.

Construction of the new IU Health campus is happening on Capitol Avenue. Neighbors in the area say they're concerned about dangerous conditions in the surrounding streets.

A series of Community Conversations is happening this month, as a way for the public to share input on the future of education in our city.

The City of Indianapolis and other organizations are providing emergency funding for families in need in Marion County and surrounding areas.

The Rules and Public Policy Committee discussed appropriate next steps to improve the city’s workplace culture at a meeting on Tuesday.

A request to approve a primary plat for a new subdivision in Brownsburg is postponed. There were over 100 neighbors in the audience to oppose Hawk's Landing on Monday.

A pub on Indy’s northwest side takes Halloween very seriously. Gatsby’s Pub & Grill has been going all out for its Halloween decorations for the eighth year in a row.

An illegal dumping site has been a nuisance for east siders for years. An effort from the Indy Department of Metropolitan Development is breathing new life into the area.