INDIANAPOLIS — A new twist on a rental scam is draining bank accounts across central Indiana. Heather James wanted to rent a house with her kids. “I wanted more room, more space, kids to run around in...

Explore August 2026 foreclosure rates across all 50 U.S. states and their top counties leading in foreclosure activity.

Muslims continue to combat misinformation and fears about their faith by opening their doors while also ramping up security.

Indiana’s “Out of Reach” report reveals that without targeted policy changes addressing housing affordability, the state’s growth prospects are at risk.

INDIANAPOLIS – Measles, once declared eliminated from the United States, is making a comeback as Indiana sees its highest number of cases in a decade. According to the Indiana Department of Health,…

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In 2025 alone, Marion County recorded 24,938 eviction filings. The city of Indianapolis posted an eviction filing rate of 14.0 for every 100 rental units—ranking sixth nationwide among the 42 major ci...

A new program is building affordable homes and helping families purchase them.

Explore how apartment size is changing across the U.S. and discover which cities are giving renters the most space for their money.

Indianapolis celebrates the opening of Bridges Townhomes at Sherman Park, a $15.1M project offering housing for lower-income households.

Mortgage rates continue to rise, pushing some buyers to riskier, adjustable-rate loans in order to find savings. Rates are at the highest level since June 2025.

Experts say Hoosiers in need of federal aid should take a proactive approach to the process.

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

Nearly two weeks after severe storms knocked out power across northwest Indiana, thousands of homes and businesses remain in the dark — and Northern Indiana Public Service Co. now faces a proposed cla...

The project, introduced to Westfield City Council on Monday, is expected to feature nearly 200 acres of open space that includes a working farm, a horse barn, community gardens and tree preservation a...

In the past year, more than 230 Indy neighbors went from homeless to housed. One man's journey from a high-profile camp shows how the program can change lives.

Residents of the Lugar Tower Apartments in downtown Indianapolis have endured weeks of broken air conditioning and various maintenance issues.

The roughly $84 million complex will host more than 200 multi-family units across two buildings.

Long stigmatized and banned by many towns and cities, factory-built housing is being reconsidered in some places because of soaring home prices.

Fewer than 1 in 200 Indiana homes have flood insurance, data shows, leaving many residents vulnerable after historic floods hit the state.

Indiana residents impacted by recent flooding can access emergency hotlines, shelter and financial aid resources.

Following widespread flooding across Indiana, the Indiana Office of the Attorney General is warning residents to be cautious of scammers looking to exploit them.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is warning Hoosiers that scammers may be attempting to exploit the damage. “Thousands of Hoosiers are assessing damage and beginning the har…

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Days of heavy rain caused major flooding across Indiana, buckling I-70, damaging roads and pushing rivers to record or near-record levels.

Hail and windstorms are partly to blame for higher premiums and less coverage.

Nearly 1,000 companies, interest groups and local entities spent money in an attempt to wield influence with Indiana lawmakers during the 2026 session

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Emergency housing vouchers face funding cuts, leaving tenants and landlords uncertain.

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