A pro-police Indianapolis nonprofit is suing 2 police officers
The National Police Association says it is trying to protect itself from “fake news attacks.”
Ryan Martin and James Briggs, Indianapolis Star
Jim Merritt and Joe Hogsett say each other's to blame for renters' nightmares in Indianapolis
As the two point fingers about who is to blame, one woman told IndyStar that her landlord still has not fixed problems in her home.
11 times Mayor Joe Hogsett said misleading things about his blighted housing fix
Mayor Joe Hogsett’s administration has made numerous misleading or untrue claims about his pledge to transform 2,000 blighted homes in two years.
IMPD officer accused of abusing and intimidating his ex-girlfriend has been fired
Several of the officer’s guns also were seized following an IndyStar investigation.
Democrat activist was subject of task force, cellphone tracker in burglary investigation
Investigators described a larger effort from more than a dozen law enforcement agencies spanning potentially 36 burglaries in four counties.
Legal setback at troubled Towne and Terrace slows city's efforts
About half of the condo complex’s 222 units are empty. Three people were killed there last year.
No charges in federal investigation into Aaron Bailey shooting
No federal civil rights charges will be filed in connection with the fatal police shooting of Aaron Bailey in June 2017.
IMPD officer was able to 'walk away with all his guns' after domestic abuse, woman says
IMPD failed to follow its own policy, one expert says.
Once, this was a dream community. Now it's 'McDonald's for drugs.'
Pick a systemic cause of urban bloodshed and you’ll find it here: poverty, dilapidated buildings, negligent landlords, drug deals and guns.
