Abriana Herron

A statewide campaign provides low-income voters in Indiana with housing resources for the upcoming general election.

The Indianapolis City-County Council met for its monthly meeting Monday night.

The Hamilton County Democratic Party filed a complaint with their county election board Tuesday stating several polling sites failed to open on time.

Richard Allen was found guilty of murdering two Indiana girls in the town of Delphi last week. Allen is scheduled to be sentenced on December 20, and he could receive up to 130 years in prison.

The Indianapolis Public Library's Center for Black Literature & Culture, or the CBLC, recently announced a series of programs for 2025.

An Indianapolis resident and a fair housing organization filed a class action lawsuit against two rental companies for their alleged discriminatory tenant screening policies.

A research project led by a Purdue University professor could improve population control regulations for white-tailed deer throughout Indiana. The study aims to better understand Indianas deer population during times of disease outbreak to create predictable population maps for the species.

On Oct. 26, the Manchester Apartment building caught fire, displacing Martin and 47 other veterans from the transitional housing complex. The building is run by the nonprofit, Helping Veterans and Families or HVAF. The organization has relocated several displaced veterans to open units across HVAFs 13 other properties since the fire.

New revitalization efforts are coming to the northeast side of Indianapolis.

The number of police involved shootings in Indianapolis remained high in 2024. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were involved in 16 shootings this year.