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Lawsuits are ongoing in two states — including Tennessee — after two children died when they were rolled up in garage gates.

The search for housing has been difficult for Iquinna Kimble and her children. She's tried nonprofits and Section 8.

Representative Justin Moed says the JPC housing crisis is a wakeup call for lawmakers, showing how the city barely has authority to step in when it comes to nonprofits.

Mayor John Cooper announced he will not seek a second term, leaving the door wide open for the seat and anyone considering candidacy.

The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority (MNAA), which owns and operates Nashville International Airport® (BNA®) and John C. Tune Airport® (JWN®), announced the election of officers for its Board of Commissioners.

The project would occupy a vacant 1.5-acre parcel next to the former LoBill grocery store that is now home to the Marion County Board of Elections headquarters.

The Metropolitan Development Commission recently voted to approve the purchase of the Drake, a 1920s apartment building.

City leaders are purchasing about 100 properties to support an affordable housing program called "Vacant to Vibrant."

A new program aims to address the shortage of affordable housing in Indianapolis with $4.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan money.

The citys latest effort aims to combat displacement in historically disinvested neighborhoods and boost declining Black homeownership rates.