Wednesday, the Senate Health and Provider Services Committee took testimony on a bill that would end surprise medical billing for many Hoosiers. ”I’m happy that anyone’s working on ...

If the city of Indianapolis had a municipal bird, it might very well be the construction crane. City officials said with more ...

Indiana's workforce is feeling pressure to return to the office, but a good portion of employees still like hybrid work. Is ...

Developer Carl Kaeding is usually skeptical when marketers advertise new residential construction as “luxury,” but he might ...

From Conner Street to Pleasant Street to bridges and trails, Noblesville has invested in road building and repairs at an unprecedented rate the last five years. The conveys of bulldozers and dump ...

Today we head back to Indianapolis with the podcast Urban Roots. In the 1950s and 1960s, Ms. Jean Spears was a young mother ...

The first-ever Royal Rumble is set to take place in Indianapolis on Saturday, featuring a men's and women's rumble with 30 ...

Indianapolis needs to accommodate people who've chosen to spend their lives here — and who, in many cases, could choose to ...

Community members gathered at The Commons on Thursday night to take part in the first large-scale community workshop for the ...

The Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center has joined the roster of projects announced for the southeast quadrant of the ...

From surface parking lots to brownfields, from empty office buildings to historical structures, Louisville is full of ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — An Indianapolis-based developer ... and positions his team well to pitch downtown Syracuse for hosting ...