Nicole Griffin

Outreach serves young people ages 14 to 24 who are experiencing homelessness by providing help with food assistance, laundry, hygiene products and more.

Mathews co-owns the restaurant with her husband, Ron. When their main oven recently broke down, they tried to repair it but ultimately had to accept that it was beyond saving.

Text messages are going out to Indiana residents in Republican Senate districts, urging support for mid-decade redistricting efforts as advocacy groups ramp up pressure on lawmakers.

Volunteers at Messiah Lutheran Church in Brownsburg are working to meet a growing demand at their food pantry, which now serves between 500 and 600 individuals monthly across Hendricks County.

The first-ever Field of Honor Opening Ceremony was held in Brownsburg on Saturday, bringing together residents, veterans and local leaders to honor America's service members ahead of Veterans Day.

Air traffic controllers across the country are working without paychecks as the government shutdown continues.

Lawmakers are preparing to return to the Statehouse for a special legislative session called by Governor Braun to redraw congressional maps, despite questions about whether there are enough votes.

Indiana advocacy groups delivered more than 10,000 additional signatures to the Indiana Statehouse opposing efforts to redraw congressional maps mid-decade.

Students at Ben Davis High School's Area 31 Career Center are learning valuable construction skills through a partnership with local nonprofit Indy Gateway.

A local artist is honoring late Colts owner Jim Irsay with a tribute mural on Indianapolis' north side.

A community mental health expo this Friday aims to create a safe space where mental health conversations can happen openly, breaking down stigma and providing practical tools for wellness.

A 30-year vision to create a continuous path from Hendricks County into the heart of Indianapolis is almost complete as the B&O Trail Association prepares to open its newest expansion.

A celebration of recovery is happening in Lawrence as The 24 Group marks its 20th anniversary Hawk Walk on Saturday.

New Direction Church and National Bank of Indianapolis are revitalizing East 38th Street, creating jobs and helping residents become homeowners through the 38th Street Renaissance Project.

An Indianapolis recovery center is expanding to allow mothers battling addiction to stay with their children during treatment.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis are launching their 132nd year of violence reduction programming with extended hours and free registration for teens as the new school year begins.

40 West Digital, a video production company and social enterprise that takes on client work while training young people in the industry.

From faith to everyday life skills, an Indianapolis pastor is helping men in his east side community grow stronger through hands-on mentorship and practical training.

Amanda Dehoney-Hinkle has stepped into the role of director at Indianapolis Animal Care Services (IACS).

This program not only benefits young people but also extends opportunities to those with criminal backgrounds.