Matt McCutcheon

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — Preparing for college is challenging, especially for students who need a little extra help. One agency is providing unique help they need for the future. With most schools just starting, many students are still figuring out this year and may not be thinking about the future. That's where one Indianapolis organization comes to the rescue, connecting with the community, to ensure success. I'm one of those super distracted kids when I take tests.

As mandates cut restaurants' indoor dining space in half, the city donated parking spaces for restaurants to expand outdoor dining. INDIANAPOLIS — It'll be a little longer before the city takes back parking spaces along Massachusetts Avenue and other parts of the city from restaurants, but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll be dining on them even if there is a warm spell.

INDIANAPOLIS — After Black Friday, there's Shop Local Saturday, followed by Cyber Monday, and then Giving Tuesday. "It is a very powerful day, where the entire globe really unites around causes and tries to inspire people to give back to their community in any way that they can," said Jessica Di Santo with the United Way of Central Indiana. The United Way of Central Indiana was the first chapter in the country to shift resources to help during the pandemic and unemployment surge, she said.