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

2026 Primary Election results in Indianapolis, Marion County and Indiana, as well as U.S. Congress.

Monica Kelsey says her devices save lives. Critics say they’re unsafe — and not a solution for moms in crisis.

Advocates are verifying sightings, protesting and checking on neighbors.

Lawmakers will decide whether to continue a program curbing infections and overdoses.

Overdose Lifeline sends alerts about drug seizures, laced batches and resources.

Richelle Williams and her kids stretched meals, skipped the roller rink and prayed.

Monthly stipends will go to families living in areas with the most infant deaths.

Congress has not extended subsidies for marketplace insurance plans.

Mirror Indy readers had questions about redistricting. Here are the answers.

Plus: Despite ICE concerns, the sheriff’s budget also passed out of committee.

As medical groups protest, new federal recommendations are changing eligibility.

The Acadia Healthcare facility has been at the center of several lawsuits and a Mirror Indy investigation.

The IPS senior spent weeks in ICE detention after shoplifting at Walmart.

Indy’s department will only get $6 million to improve vaccinations and maternal health — a 70% cut.

The newsroom won an investigative award in the 2024 Awards for Excellence in Health Care Journalism.

A movement heralded by RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz finds an ally in Indiana.

“I’m scared,” said one Indy resident who can’t update their birth record despite a court order.

What was Tim Ratliff’s arc really about?

No cases have been reported in Marion County.

The upheaval at the Domestic Violence Prevention Network couldn’t come at a worse time.

The move comes after Gov. Mike Braun’s “gender ideology” executive order.

The public health department is trying to find a solution as disease outbreaks continue.

The move comes as Indiana faces OB-GYN shortages and a near-total abortion ban.

More than 250 cases have been reported nationwide, but none in Indiana.

One report highlights disparities on the east, west and south sides.

People covered by Indiana’s expanded Medicaid program say it has saved them from death and medical debt.

Even idealistic digital startups tend to head where the money is.

One veteran said he’s the happiest he’s ever been, but also the most scared.

Research for Alzheimer's disease and sleep disorders are among the IU School of Medicine projects at risk.

Employees at the VA in Indianapolis have been told to erase their pronouns and change their bathroom usage following President Donald Trump’s executive order.

Mirror Indy investigates widespread allegations of abuse at Options Behavioral Health Hospital: Patients held against their will. No therapy. Sex abuse. Employees struggling to contain the chaos.