Noise barriers the latest debate in ‘North Split’ project
A series of public meetings having been completed, officials of the Indiana Department of Transportation hope to decide by this coming spring if noise barriers will be part of the …
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THIS JUST IN: Central Avenue bridge reopens after over 2½ years
Relief has come to Downtown commuters with Friday’s reopening of the Central Avenue Bridge over Fall Creek. Thirty-two months after being closed for a complete reconstruction, the historic bridge was …
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This just in: Vote now on new color for Canal pedestrian bridge
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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Kennedy King Memorial Initiative to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. During MLK Day of Service
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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This just in: Final public input sought for Bikeshare expansion plan
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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Local organizations get major grants from Lilly Endowment
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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Red Line construction work comes to Virginia Avenue
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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This just in… Two Innovative INHP programs create new affordable homeownership opportunities
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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Cottage Home singled out by mayor’s program
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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This just in… State ‘rethinks’ I-65/70 North Split project
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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