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.

Indianapolis, like many cities across the nation, searches for answers to the persistent cycles of violence and disconnection plaguing our neighborhoods, especially our youth. Politicians...

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Mayor Joe Hogsett, the Indianapolis Foundation and the Indianapolis City-County Council announced the sixth round of recipients for the Elevation Grants.  More than 51 grants...

“He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love...

Mayor Joe Hogsett proposed his $1.6 billion budget to the city-county council Monday night, which includes allocations for pedestrian safety, pay raises for first...

Youth in the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood are taking a stand, and a walk, for peace. For the last five years, KIPP Indy has hosted the...