Family and Indianapolis police started calling about 1:44 a.m. July 5 because they needed to deliver heartbreaking news: another son was gone.

A proposed teen curfew in Marion County is one step closer to becoming law after a downtown mass shooting left two teens dead and five others hurt.

A new city policy would force minors in Marion County to stay out of public places two hours earlier than the current curfew.

After several weeks marked by violence, including a recent mass shooting, Indianapolis officials are doubling-down on grassroots engagement to address recent violent incidents ...

Indiana already has a statewide curfew. The proposal would begin the curfew two hours earlier in Marion County.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is looking into changing the curfew hours for teenagers in the capital city after a mass ...

The Fraternal Order of Police Indianapolis President Rick Snyder joined the Hammer and Nigel Show to talk about how the ...

Indianapolis city councilors face several challenges, including a proposal to strengthen the youth curfew, and calls for ...

Hogsett said the city is trying to use stricter curfew hours as a way to maintain stability downtown. INDIANAPOLIS — ...

As the city of Indianapolis works to combat teen violence, a local organization is working to inspire the next generation of ...

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Mentors and community leaders discuss proposed curfew extension for troubled youth in Marion County, emphasizing the need for ...