What you should know about the 2021 Indianapolis budget proposal
The proposed 2021 budget for Indianapolis avoids layoffs but relies on flat-line spending to brace for the future impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Amelia Pak-Harvey, Indianapolis Star
The Pogues Run Trail now leads ‘to nowhere.’ This group needs help to change that.
“We just really need to get heavy hitters,” says one of the organizers behind effort to raise money to finish Pogues Run Trail.
IU Health moves forward with $1.6 billion plan to expand Indianapolis medical campus
Indiana University Health is consolidating its two Indianapolis adult hospitals in a new campus expansion off of its Methodist Hospital.
Indianapolis council member Jason Holliday to resign District 20 seat
Indianapolis City-County Council member Jason Holliday is resigning to serve as a Decatur Township trustee.
Indianapolis police begin rolling out body cameras today. Here’s what to know.
Indianapolis police began fitting officers with body cameras on Monday in the department’s busiest East District.
Indianapolis awards $2.7 million in federal coronavirus funds to battle homelessness
Indianapolis has awarded $2.7 million in federal funds to seven Indianapolis organizations battling homelessness during the coronavirus pandemic.
What IMPD’s new use-of-force policy says
Indianapolis police announced new use-of-force policies following nationwide protests over police brutality and the death of Black residents.
What you need to know about Indianapolis’ proposed convention center expansion
Here are the details on the proposed expansion of the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis.
‘Don’t talk about it, be about it’: Black Indianapolis residents who need help lose hope
Indianapolis officials say they cannot fix systemic racism overnight, but some residents doubt whether things will actually change.
Indianapolis police end use of no-knock warrants
Indianapolis police announced they would stop using no-knock warrants on Wednesday.