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News reports showed empty streets in the heart of downtown as the clock approached midnight, but about six hours earlier it appeared the city might be heading into a third night of unrest.

Nine more residents of Indiana have died from COVID-19 and another 394 have tested positive.

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission ordered an investigation this past week into how the pandemic is affecting utilities and their customers.

Candidates have largely lost the chance at in-person campaigning and struggled to gain attention among voters under the state’s coronavirus restrictions since mid-March.

More Republican women than ever are seeking House seats this year thanks to a reenergized recruitment effort after their limited ranks in Congress diminished even further in the 2018 election.

Mayor Joe Hogsett says the 8 p.m. curfew comes after peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd gave way later to unrest and destruction.

The state announced a grant program to help small businesses that weren’t able to secure funding from the federal Paycheck Protection Program.

No details about the shootings were immediately released, but the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said no officers were involved.

Police say two people are dead following shootings that occurred late Saturday night amid violent protests in downtown Indianapolis.

A gathering of a few hundred people in downtown Indianapolis Friday that stretched from the afternoon until night ended in police officers releasing tear gas and shooting rubber bullets at the crowds.