The park closed in May 2022 for a $7 million renovation.
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More Hoosier students could see associate degrees under pending bill
Senate Bill 8 bill is an effort to confer degrees to the one-third of Hoosier students who take classes but don’t complete college in six years.
Indiana school funding bill would give money to families to create ‘a la carte’ education
Indiana’s existing voucher programs allow students to use state funding for private school, or for special education services outside of public school.
Visual artist learns Portuguese, listens to the music of Ballaké Sissoko for the first time
In this week’s journal, a visual artist learns words in Portuguese, buys a loom and then listens to the music of Ballaké Sissoko for the first time.
Blue Line in trouble after Senate committee nixes dedicated lanes
IndyGo says Senate Bill 52 would effectively kill the Blue Line.
‘A significant spike’: Indy hospitals see surge of flu, COVID-19, RSV patients
Health officials are asking people who have mild symptoms to use a pharmacy clinic or urgent care.
Downtown funding district received overwhelming support during House hearing
While proponents of a bill to dismantle Mile Square’s economic enhancement district railed against cost and transparency, more than two dozen people came out to support the tax.
Indiana House committee OKs bill to further gut wetland protections
House Bill 1383 would weaken protections for some of the state’s highest quality wetlands, including dozens of acres in Marion County.
Indianapolis found human remains during bridge work by old Greenlawn Cemetery
Human remains discovered during Henry Street bridge work by former Greenlawn Cemetery.
Indiana lawmakers seem unlikely to tackle school consolidation in 2024 session
School officials are additionally pushing back against a new report that calls for small and rural schools to merge.



