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While none of Thursday morning's multiple shootings ended in death, community leaders say any kind of gun violence is unacceptable. → Read More
“I’ve been calling every day for two months,” said Joyce Dunn, who lives at of John J. Barton Apartments. → Read More
Twenty-three years after an attack on a high school in Colorado, Marjorie Erickson shares how she's still working to come to terms with what she witnessed. → Read More
One of the top debates about abortion rights results from cases where a woman has been sexually abused. → Read More
Gov. Holcomb said House Bill 1041 fell short, left too many unanswered questions and put schools at risk for lawsuits. → Read More
The IMPD officer was killed in the line of duty two years ago. → Read More
Recent work on Broad Ripple Avenue and a bridge project down the street are changing the way visitors get in and out of the village. → Read More
School children will enjoy the center and travel around the world without ever leaving the city. → Read More
Two initiatives, Peace Makers and The Elevation Grant, are aimed at reducing gun violence in the city, but evaluating their success will take some time. → Read More
Rep. Carson met with Ukraine's ambassador to the United States on Tuesday. → Read More
Tuesday marked three years since the family of 30-year-old Najah Ferrell last saw her. → Read More
Tiran Jackson's life changed in an instant more than three years ago. Now, he's coaching others on how to come back from trauma, loss and tragedy. → Read More
Until Thursday, women in custody were shackled to the bed while giving birth in Indiana jails. → Read More
Svitlana Ramer, who currently lives in Carmel, has heard from relatives in her home country of Ukraine, but she remains worried for their continued welfare. → Read More
Kelsi German will spend the anniversary of the girls' deaths with her family, remembering the two friends with a food drive. → Read More
The impending arrival of snow, ice has some schools moving to alternative plans for students this week. → Read More
In the first of a series of community town halls, Metro Police said a specialized squad will target people, places and behaviors that foster violent crime. → Read More
Supporters of House Bill 1079 say some sexual assault victims are denied justice. → Read More
Two people were shot within an hour Thursday, days after city leaders laid out their crime prevention plan. → Read More
Doctors at IU Health say they're busier than ever, and a team of FEMA doctors, nurses and respiratory therapists have been asked to assist for another month. → Read More