A white district attorney tried Mr. Flowers six times for the same murder, always ensuring that few or no Black people were on the juries.

This Fountain Square gardening program helps young adults turn a new leaf.

"Journalism can live inside the public library and allow people to take part in it together."

Marion County Community Corrections says covering user fees would knock down barriers.

America’s prison population is plummeting thanks to lower crime rates. The consequences are extraordinary.

The Indianapolis mayor would not assess his own record in Indy. So we did it for him.

Mirror Indy spoke to immigration experts about finding lawyers, being prepared and avoiding fraud in case a family member is detained by ICE.

A live journalism and story telling event powered by Free Press Indiana. Oct. 3, 2026, in Indianapolis.

Inside one team’s quest to dominate a new high school sport in Indiana.

After the FBI caught a defense contractor’s CEO making illegal campaign contributions, it sought to launch a sweeping political bribery probe involving Collins and others. Then the second Trump admini...

Her plane made an emergency landing when American airspace closed, and Canadians took her in.

Indiana is changing the way teens graduate from high school. In 2024, state officials created new requirements for earning a high school diploma. The new rules reward students for completing internshi...

Teens have more choices than ever before to graduate. So where should you get started?

IMPD’s chief said the funds go toward paying for officers’ overtime.

The Mamdani administration is releasing more than 170,000 pages of documents related to the air quality around the World Trade Center site in the months after the Sept. 11 attacks.

County workers say Commissioner Chuck Poling scared, threatened and spied on them.

The East 10th Street cultural district is looking for an artist to create a mural or sculpture for the neighborhood in Marion County, Indiana.

Prosecutors and public defenders are diverting hospital arrests to mental health treatment.

Every year, city officials present a plan for how to spend public dollars.

“I’ve worked so hard. But I know what it’s like out there.”

Show up to Broad Ripple Park Family Center Aug. 28-29 to talk to experts and apply.

Two local rock bands will perform on Aug. 28. All proceeds will support residents and businesses impacted by historic flooding.

Floodwaters may contain contaminants ranging from pesticides to E. coli, so veggies may not be safe to eat.

We’re locked in to heavier rain and hotter days for decades. But there’s still hope.

With the case of Carlitos Ricardo Parias, the U.S. has broken its own record for holding a journalist in custody.

The suspension remains in effect for the next 30 days.

Floodwaters may contain contaminants ranging from pesticides to E. coli, so veggies may not be safe to eat.

The Indiana State Bar Association will host a free legal clinic Aug. 22 to help people affected by recent floods.

Indianapolis residents with flooded basements are left picking up the pieces.

The area would roughly be along Virginia Avenue, East Street and McCarty Street.

This year's Indiana State Fair run has become a real-time test of Hoosier grit.

Governor warns individual assistance isn’t offered “very often,” but pledges state financial aid if federal dollars are denied.

Excessive amounts of ammonia in the wastewater could be toxic to fish and other aquatic life.

These 8 organizations and community centers offer counseling and groups for children, parents, LGBTQ+ folks and more.

The program is supposed to make your monthly bill more predictable.

Democratic lawmakers are calling for an independent audit of an assessment tool used by Indiana amidst a surge in Medicaid disability waiver denials.

A city commission will vote Aug. 12 on whether to give historic designation to a former church on the campus.

Take a look at some of the main takeaways from the mayor’s budget presentation.

Josh Bain, a southside Republican, resigned his seat to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.

PoohBear’s House of Hugs on the east side is named after Rochelle Dickerson’s late son.