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“We have spent over $240,000 defending this, and all we did was rebuild our patio on our own property,” Ray Peck told 13 Investigates.

The Indianapolis City-County Council took up issues around affordable housing, public art and economic development Monday but did not vote on a move to ban right turns on red in the downtown core.

MP, Minister, Mayor, MLAs and people's representatives raised the demand before PS of Urban Administration Department.

Opponents called both candidates to concede the mayoral race on Tuesday night, and they held a majority of the votes as polls closed.

The city of Indianapolis began demolishing the Towne and Terrace condominium complex Friday.

A troubled housing complex on the Far Eastside will finally be razed. The city of Indianapolis is moving forward with a push to acquire properties and relocate residents at Towne and Terrace.

The terminal, sold last year, is the only intercity bus station in the city, serving hundreds of thousands of mostly low-income travelers each year.

"We know this cliff is coming," said state Sen. Ram Villivalam, head of the state Senate transportation committee. "What structural reforms are we looking at implementing? What innovation can we pursue?"

Discover OUT in Evansville: An LGBTQ+ History of River City by Kelley Coures, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of the LGBTQ+ community in Evansville.

Indianapolis officials want fewer parking lots downtown, reflecting part of a national movement that envisions less reliance on cars, more use of mass transit and a reduction in carbon emissions.