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The 2023 Indianapolis Pride Parade and Festival gets underway in the city’s center
Indianapolis, Indiana – At 10 a.m. on Saturday, the 2023 Indy Pride Parade began, and a sizable crowd lined Massachusetts Avenue to watch. With more than 180 groups participating in the parade this year, the…
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City receives updated information on the state of its streets, sidewalks, and accessible curb ramps
Bloomington, Indiana – The Department of Public Works (DPW) Street Division provided a citywide assessment of the present state of streets, sidewalks, multi-use paths, and accessible curb ramps during the City Council meeting on Wednesday,…
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City of Bloomington utilities neglect to notify IDEM of April water samples
Indianapolis, Indiana – The City of Bloomington acknowledged in a news release on Monday that samples of the total organic carbon in the city’s drinking water from April had not been reported. The failure to…
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Woman detained after driving into a Brown County supermarket and killing one
Nashville, Indiana – After ramming her automobile into a grocery store in Nashville, Indiana, and causing the death of the vehicle’s passenger, Randall Duncan, a woman was apprehended and is now facing many criminal counts…
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Traffic will be disrupted by construction on College Avenue through August
Indianapolis, Indiana – Beginning the following week, a significant construction project on College Avenue may cause traffic problems for motorists. There are street closures on several of them. In the coming months, it appears like…
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Color-block out your calendar for the Indy Pride Inc. event lineup
Indianapolis, Indiana – The annual LGBTQ+ community event Indy Pride Inc. Parade and Festival supports diversity, equality, and love. As the vibrant Parade and Festival weekend approaches, Indianapolis is preparing to host a number of…
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Indianapolis gains extra homes thanks to the Plaza on Central Greens development
Indianapolis, Indiana – On the west side of Indianapolis, a new construction project was officially kicked off on Thursday. Investors like Jana Hageman claim that Indy’s west side has been neglected for a long time…
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Community Love Fest clean-up occurs hours after carjacking in same area
Indianapolis, Indiana – For the first day of Community Love Fest, vests and buckets were in place. A grassroots initiative called Love Fest seeks to replace hate with love throughout the city. Along East 34th…
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Fire investigators look into blaze that severely ruins building
Indianapolis, Indiana – The Pike Township Fire Department is looking into a Friday morning fire that severely damaged a structure on the northwest edge of the city. A building fire was reported along North Michigan…
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The Monument Circle experiment might be a sign of future automobile bans
Indianapolis, Indiana – This month, drivers might choose to take one final spin around the Circle. According to the municipal government, the experiment that will restrict traffic on a stretch of Monument Circle in downtown…
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