Indianapolis News

An Indianapolis-based home builder is blaming the weak housing market as it goes out of business.

Colts coach Tony Dungy is lending his name and time to a new program in Indianapolis aimed at helping released inmates find jobs.

The Children's Museum announced today a major expansion of its facilities, which should improve entry access and other infrastructure in time for the arrival of its next blockbuster exhibition.

An Allen County judge is being allowed to keep his driver's license as he faces a charge of drunken driving.

Tony Dungy is certain Peyton Manning's left knee will be ready for the Colts' season-opener. Heck, the Colts coach said he thinks Manning might even play during the presesason.

An enclosed walkway slipped Tuesday as it was being attached to a floating casino on Lake Michigan, sending seven construction workers into the water, authorities said.

NASCAR driver Tony Stewart is donating bulletproof, stab-proof vests to police dogs in Indiana and four other states.

For the fourth straight year, fans of the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard are encouraged to roll up their sleeves and help save lives by participating in the Blood and Bone Marrow Drive at the Brickyard on ...

A former worker at a treatment center for at-risk youth was sentenced to four years in prison for having sexual contact with a 16-year-old boy who lived at the center.

Strong overnight thunderstorms unleashed a barrage of lightning strikes across Fishers between midnight and 2 a.m. this morning.

With gas prices entrenched around the $4 mark, consumers are turning to two-wheeled transportation alternatives in greater numbers than ever.

Indiana's jobless rate jumped a half percentage point in June - the biggest increase in the nation - as the state weathered layoffs in the auto and RV industries and a construction slowdown caused by heavy ...

The National Weather Service says more thunderstorms are in the forecast for Indiana and some could be severe.

Indianapolis police say they have not authorized anyone to go door to door soliciting money for an injured officer.

New security measures are in effect at the Indiana Government Center, with public access now restricted at the office complex near the Statehouse in Indianapolis.

Juan Xolo-Malaga, 32, Indianapolis, was the man killed Monday morning on Ind. 37, according to the Morgan County Coroner's Office.

Two people were killed early Saturday morning in a wreck involving a wrong-way driver on Interstate 65 in Boone County.

The Indiana Court of Appeals earlier this week upheld the conviction of a teen driver who was playing a pornographic video in his car.

Severe thunderstorms slashed through Central Indiana, downing trees and power lines and cutting electricity to more than 30,000 people.

Friday's shootings at a fire scene raise questions about firefighter safety. Two photographers at the Tacoma Avenue fire were shot , and another bullet punctured a firefighter's air tank.