The library expects both branches to reopen by early 2025.
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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 inArts & Culture
Who’s doing what in December: Part 1
5 Indianapolis creators and community leaders share what’s on their calendars this month.
Posted inGovernment
Supporters for new homeless shelter outnumber dissenters at neighborhood meeting
The city already has purchased land for the site in Fountain Square.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Community-driven infrastructure gets a chance for city funding
Construction has begun on a multi-use path that will connect existing trails to the new IU Health campus.
Posted inArts & Culture
Using storytelling to advocate for homeless residents
A new effort will connect creatives with people who have been homeless to offer a new take on advocacy.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘Rent Too High’ town hall planned for Indy renters
The event will include a panel, Q&A and lawyers to offer legal advice.
Posted inResources
Find help with rent, utility bills, winter clothing
Indianapolis families can turn to several local resources in times of need this winter.
Posted inArts & Culture
‘No Seas Concha’: From Mexico to Indy to the Smithsonian
Tasty treat inspires sculpture that celebrates Mexican culture.
Posted inHealth
Lost your pharmacy in Indianapolis? You’re not alone.
At least 20 pharmacies have closed in the city since 2020, frustrating residents with long lines and wait times.
