Until recent years, certain things were off limits to even the most hardened criminals. In the past, three types of people were usually spared...

Sunday, Nov. 5 members of KIPP staff, Edna Martin and the community at large gathered on Hovey Street – located around the corner of KIPP Indy Legacy High School – to pray for the recent events involving teens and gun violence.  

Placed inside the Clowes Auditorium (last) Wednesday at the Indianapolis Central Library downtown were 78 reserved seats.  They represent the lives lost to gun violence so far this year.

Demonstrators took turns reading the names of thousands of children killed by gun violence as they protested outside the NRA Convention last weekend. They demanded action on gun control, with some laying out in the grass to symbolize deaths caused by gun violence. They want the NRA to stop obstructing gun control legislation.

It’s October, so you know what that means? Spooky Season has descended upon Indianapolis.  Whether you’re looking for some family-friendly festivities, a spooky show, festival...

A weekend marked by high-profile community events like WWE’s Wrestlepalooza and the Midwest Fest car show was tragically marred by a series of violent...

After losing two of her godsons to suicide and a nephew to gun violence, Michelle Sanders decided to do something about the violence and...

Riley Children’s Health has launched The Office of Community & Child Health (OCCH), a new initiative designed to improve health outcomes for children and...

Mayor Joe Hogsett introduced a $1.7 billion spending plan for Indianapolis in 2026.  The proposal outlines a balanced budget that avoids tax increases while navigating...

Indianapolis has experienced heartbreaking violence this summer. Violence and shootings have often increased during summer months, typically peaking on July 4 and 5 — a...