Common Bonds of Indianapolis

Indiana's shift to the left could keep state a potential battleground in next election and perhaps beyond.

President-elect could reverse stem cell, drilling policies without Congress, transition team chief says.

Victim in his 20s found dead on sidewalk near house he visited this morning; cops seek suspects.

A man who pointed a gun at police responding to sounds of gunfire was shot and killed by an officer Saturday, police said.

A successful transition from the old airport terminal to the new is all in the timing.

Another week, another 3-4 defense for Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts offense to deal with. The latest: Pittsburgh's blitz-happy bunch this afternoon in Heinz Field.

Singer suffering naso-pharyngeal infection, inflamed vocal cords.

We all know who won and who lost the big races Tuesday. But beyond Barack Obama and John McCain, and apart from Mitch Daniels and Jill Long Thompson, let's take a look at those who came off looking good last week, and those who probably won't have fond memories of 2008.

Support for the Indianapolis Public Schools renovations plan was so strong Tuesday that every precinct in the district voted for it, despite the tax increase it would bring.

Danny Granger shot just 6-for-17 from field, but made 10 of 12 free throws.

A man wounded in a home invasion in which his younger brother was killed pleaded Saturday for the public's help in catching those responsible.

Collegians' football festivities called hypocritical; steps taken to cut arrests.

MOORESVILLE, Ind. -- District leaders want to build the city's first new school in nearly four decades -- a middle school for Grades 6-8 -- while also renovating the local high school.

Learn more about incumbent Mitch Daniels, contendor Jill Long Thompson and outsider Andrew Horning.

While the competitive presidential race here in Indiana may be a surprise to many people, the main factors behind the tight campaign are quite simple.