If Indianapolis gets a weather event that brings less than four inches of snow, you likely won't see a city plow on your ...

Indianapolis is in the midst of an unprecedented transformation, one that’s happening right in our backyards — our parks.

What started as a small tire store in 1979 has become one of the largest mail-order tire retailers in the world.

Violent crime is up. Street life is often lacking. Can a $3.7 billion convention center expansion transform the fortunes of the city’s central business district?

Makeba Averitte is helping to build a village of support for students at Liberty Grove Schools on the northwest side of ...

Indianapolis adjusted its snow removal plan and will now plow residential streets when the city gets more than four inches.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has announced changes to the city's snow removal plans, adopting a 4-inch standard for plowing ...

The new policy goes into effect immediately, rather than waiting for a proposal to make its way through the council, in an ...

The new four-inch standard will last the remainder of this snow season and be replaced with a new permanent plan in the ...

Holliday Park and the city are making it easier to get into the park other than the front entrance by bolstering openings on ...

The building, which has not yet been named, would replace the age-worn Poinsettia Apartments that were built in 1966.

Tech Community Corporation grants $300,000 to boost local projects, supporting education, health, and tech training, empowering West and Northwest neighborhoods.