The Downtown Canal’s Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge is getting a long-overdue makeover — including essential repairs, lighting, landscaping, and a NEW coat of paint. The Department of Metropolitan Development is …
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People should follow Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s example and honor his life through a time of reflection, conversation and service to others. That’s the idea behind the MLK Day of …
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Officials with the Indianapolis Cultural Trail are now gathering final public comment on the 2019 expansion plan which will add 23 new Pacers Bikeshare stations and approximately 275 new bikes …
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A major grant initiative by Lilly Endowment promises to boost the arts and cultural initiatives of 17 organizations – with the Near Eastside and the Garfield Park areas among the …
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Here’s the latest construction update from IndyGo, issued on Monday, Nov. 26: VIRGINIA AVENUE TRAFFIC IMPACTS: Starting Nov. 15, Red Line construction crews will move to Virginia Avenue to …
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The Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership has launched two programs to assist those with low-to-moderate income – and combat against the market factors that may be holding back some people …
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October is always a big month in Cottage Home, which hosts what is one of the city’s biggest and longest-running block parties this month. It’s an even bigger month this …
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The Indiana Department of Transportation has unveiled its “preliminary preferred alternative” to reconstruct the I-65/I-70 North Split – a plan which will not add through lanes and will, state officials …
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Renovation work is expected to begin this month at the building at 1433 N. Meridian St. which will serve as the new home of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central …
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The strength and resilience of six African Americans who reside in and have spent their lives loving the Monon16 neighborhood have been commemorated in murals. The works by Abi Ogle, …
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