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Michael McFarland and Markus Williams are building a grocery store in a food desert on Indy’s northeast side.

Here, small towns flourish close enough that you can drive in to Indianapolis for work or dinner, all while maintaining their autonomy and singular charms.

Councillor John Barth proposed a bipartisan study to help determine how many officers Indy really requires, so the Council can work on a long-term plan. “We need to take politics out of policing,” he says.

A record number of Hoosier women are their party’s nominee this year.

In releasing a video depicting mass executions, ISIS claimed to have killed Indianapolis native Abdul-Rahman Kassig, born Peter Kassig.

You may need a drink: Change is coming to the city's most popular area. But that won't stop some impassioned residents from fighting for its future.

A former crime reporter looks back on how his beat has evolved.

Virtually no city official wants to lose a pro franchise on his or her watch—especially with a bid to host another Super Bowl in 2018 still in play.

Get the Medicare prognosis from the expert.