Development plans also show a new bar and grill at 16th Street and Emerson Avenue.

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

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.

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

Manchester Apartments was heavily damaged in a fire in 2024.

One former worker said it feels like the organization was “gutted from the inside out.”

The commission has met only once during Hogsett’s decade in power. One member didn’t even know he was on it.

“You learn how strong a body is,” one woman said.

The Georgia-based developer plans to build a data center campus near Irvington.

Joanna Garzes Lopez, a U.S. citizen, makes the difficult decision to leave the country with her children to reunite her family.

Eight employees were laid off in April, and the union has asked the federal government to intervene.

Gregory Hill’s new salary is up about 29% increase from his previous pay.

“How does it look to those who are boots on the ground?” one board member asked.

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The apartments would be for people making between 50% and 70% of the area median income.

Kristina Brown has spent most of that time living in a tent.

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You aren’t allowed to smoke, drink or use ‘abusive language’ at Indy parks.

The YMCA, set to close March 31, cited ‘ongoing financial challenges.’ Some eastsiders aren’t ready to give up.

But some key positions are still unfilled.

Indianapolis City-County Councilor Ron Gibson submitted a letter to the Metropolitan Development Commission in support of a proposed data center in Martindale Brightwood.

‘I never would’ve thought in a million years that I’d be homeless,’ she said.

We’re known as an affordable city. How far does that go?

Judge Gerald Coleman hosted a meeting with housing advocates to explain how he handles eviction cases.

And the city of Indianapolis is defending its role in the rate agreement on Facebook.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett ran on ethics reform, but an investigation found that he ignored conflicts of interest.

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The city’s Streets to Home project will work with people living there.

The city plans to close the encampment by Aug. 11.

An 18-year-old woman filed a police report against Nick Roberts, a Democrat.

‘You feel like you’re a part of the trash that people take out,” one person said.