Indianapolis' #MeToo moment has emboldened current and former city employees to report harassment. HR is conducting six investigations.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett's former No. 2, Thomas Cook, groomed and sexually harassed younger employees over a decade, his accusers say.

Incompetence. They can't fill potholes. They can't plow the streets. But don't worry Indianapolis, because Hogsett is fighting for your abortion rights, #JoeHogsett, #Indianapolis, #potholes, #pothole,

The Indianapolis Housing Authority appoints Yvonda A. Bean, a former CEO for housing organizations in South Carolina, has been appointed as the new CEO, succeeding after years of operational, administrative,

Joe Hogsett can't plow streets, but he can charge you more to park on the streets. The Administration is an embarrassment filled with incompetent people. #JoeHogsett, #Snow, #SnowPlow, #ParkingMeters,

There’s been little public movement on the pursuit of a Major League Soccer club since the city last August asked the state to create a new taxing district to pay for a soccer-specific stadium.

The main selling point of cities is that people pay taxes in exchange for a suite of public services unavailable out in the sticks. When the equilibrium between taxes and services breaks, people have no reason to stay.

A nearly $80 million Indiana Fever practice and training facility is coming to downtown Indianapolis. Pacers Sports & Entertainment on Thursday, Jan. 16, announced plans to break ground this summer on the Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center at the site of the former Marion County Jail I property near the intersection of East Maryland and Delaware streets,

The Indiana Fever will break ground this summer on a new $78 million practice facility on the former site of a county jail in downtown Indianapolis, Pacers Sports & Entertainment announced Thursday.

Pacers Sports & Entertainment plans to spend $78 million build a dedicated training complex for the Indiana Fever on a portion of the former Marion County Jail I property in downtown Indianapolis.

The incredible level of attention and hype that the Indiana Fever have received in the year since they landed Caitlin Clark has been a boon to the team that they haven't enjoyed even in their championship seasons.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett's right-hand man targeted younger women who worked under him, showering them with praise, poetry and gifts and promising career growth as he pressured them toward ...