Highland teammates to take one last ride in Alabama
“It really hit me that he’s not going to the same school as me. For the first time, we’re not playing on the same team. It’s hitting hard right now.”
“It really hit me that he’s not going to the same school as me. For the first time, we’re not playing on the same team. It’s hitting hard right now.”
Starting Monday, Washington Park will have a full complement of 14 lifeguards. The city is establishing relationships with local groups to recruit lifeguards for future summers.
Indianapolis police are investigating a fatal shooting on the city’s south side.
Organizations from Carmel, Fishers, Westfield and Noblesville worked together to create the July 31 event.
Back-to-school shopping can be fun, but it can also pose a financial challenge for families. Here’s where you can donate school supplies in Indy.
In its latest attempt to fight violence, Indianapolis awards grants based on the severity of violence in each council district.
After an inspector general report condemned the FBI for its Larry Nassar investigation, criminal charges seem unlikely. But other avenues still exist.
Out of 30,000 state employees paid by the state auditor, these individuals took home the highest six-figure earnings.
Englewood’s ZIP code had the highest foreclosure rate in June 2007. Now, with affordable and supportive housing, the neighborhood is bound together.
The 360° Movement Academy at Grand Park will be home to offices and businesses including NinjaZone, early childhood programs and a new dance program.