The city already has purchased land for the site in Fountain Square.
Category: Government
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Here’s when the Nora and Pike library branches will close for renovations
The library expects both branches to reopen by early 2025.
Posted inGovernment
How Indianapolis parents who owe child support can get their licenses back
Noncustodial parents who owe child support may participate in the Good Faith Initiative
Posted inGovernment
Indianapolis homeless shelter won’t open for at least 2 years
The shelter will include wraparound services and a short-term leasing program.
Posted inGovernment
Hamilton, Qaddoura are holding a town hall on the northeast side
Community members can let the Democratic lawmakers know what issues are on their mind.
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State files to dismiss media legal challenge to law enforcement ‘buffer zone’
Media groups in November pushed for an injunction to block the law’s effect pending a court decision.
Posted inDocumenters
Why 9 people joined Indy Documenters
‘The first step of anything getting better is accountability.’
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indianapolis’ alleys are crumbling. Many worry $2M for repairs won’t go far.
Potholes visible from satellites, illegal trash and other issues are plaguing Indianapolis alleys.
Posted inGovernment
Indianapolis pledged to end homelessness, but not much has changed.
The city is seeing a dramatic rise in people who are unsheltered or chronically homeless.
Posted inGovernment
IndyGo plans for leadership transition
IndyGo President and CEO Inez Evans has notified IndyGo of her plans to depart from her position on Dec. 31.