Indy Parks Spokesperson Paula Freund walked through Arsenal Park Friday. The park is one of 206 that house 230 athletic fields that she believes need big help.
Indiana's unemployment rate of 9.8% in October is slightly above September's adjusted jobless rate of 9.7%, but state officials said the change is
Kroger has issued a warning to its shoppers saying they are the target of a scam.
CSX Transportation unveiled two trains called GenSet Locomotives Thursday afternoon. They said the trains will help reduce pollution and will help to bring in
Homeowners said they've lost thousands while contractors are trying to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars. The story has prompted e-mails, phone calls
A major computer glitch wreaked havoc for air travelers at Indianapolis International Airport and across the nation Thursday.
Years of talk turned into action on Thursday on the city’s west side. A $500 million renovation project is under way in Speedway.
Indiana has won a $4 million federal grant to lead an effort with Michigan and Ohio to help laid-off autoworkers find jobs in the renewable-energy industry and
I-Team 8 has discovered alarming information about the way Hansen and Horn has handled some customers and contractors. Plenty of people are now sorry they ever
The future of the Keystone Towers remains cloudy. An auction to sell off the eyesore on the city's near northeast side ended Wednesday afternoon.
The owner of the Fashion Mall, Castleton Square and Clay Terrace, to name a few, wants to expand its mall empire. Simon Property Group wants to buy General
The library aims to increase its presence online to provide patrons with more access to library resources, to showcase library programs and to connect with
A southern Indiana amusement park plans to auction off hundreds of surplus items this weekend, including an antique circus truck and bumper boats.
The Carmel Performing Arts Center has its first tenant even though it's still under construction.
A new task force will try to tackle some of the most pressing money problems facing Indianapolis.
The Federal Reserve is proposing new rules to protect consumers from unexpected fees on gift cards. But those rules don't take effect until next August. And
