The northside road was washed out from floodwaters in August.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
ICE arrests 426 people across Indiana, shaking Indianapolis schools and communities
Most of the operation focused on the Indianapolis metro area, though arrests were made throughout the state.
Posted inGovernment
State’s unhoused number increases, but fewer are living outside
Annual one-night count in January was extended because of bitter cold weather.
Posted inArts & Culture
Eunice Trotter to step down as Black history preservationist at Indiana Landmarks
Trotter worries about the future of the program as grant funding is set to expire.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indy officials greenlight $240M in tax breaks for southside data center
Sabey Data Centers is expected to begin construction on its $4.3 billion project in 2027.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana could take over coal ash regulation from the EPA
EPA Deputy Administrator David Fotouhi said the broad intent is to reduce regulation and help bring down the cost of energy.
Posted inGovernment
Get paid to work the polls in the 2026 general election
In Marion County, poll workers can make up to $240 a day to help voters and run voting centers.
Posted inGovernment
Hogsett pushed tough lobbyist penalties. Now he won’t say if he’ll enforce them.
The mayor’s office has refused to answer questions about whether his administration will enforce the city ethics code.
Posted inNeighborhoods
3 eastside sites will become testing grounds for housing development
“This is not another study or another plan that sits on a shelf,” the DMD director said.
Posted inGovernment
Two Marion County judges face misconduct allegations
The Indiana Commission on Judicial Qualifications has filed five disciplinary charges against two Marion County Superior Court judges.
