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The ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ tour of Indy’s west side
Before the Gus Van Sant movie hits theaters, we revisited some of the places involved in the 1977 Tony Kiritsis hostage crisis.
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More Westside stories
Meet Wayne Township’s newest school board member
When he’s not volunteering, Gordon works as a purchasing manager … and plays Santa.
Help beat up hunger by attending this westside wrestling show
Tickets are $10 at the door for the Stringtown Wrestling Show happening Dec. 20.
Nonprofit asks for help to build tiny homes for Indy’s homeless
Sanctuary Indy is facing a funding gap of about $375,000.
Developer pulls plan to demolish 10 vacant homes in Stringtown
Brougher Developments LLC owns nearly an entire block in the westside neighborhood.
Another day, another data center: Pike Township targeted for facility
American Tower Corp. wants to build a data center a mile from Ascension St. Vincent Hospital.
The Wayne Township school district is seeking a new board member
Here’s what to know to get involved.
Long-delayed westside bridge set to open Nov. 18
After about 20 months of construction, the West Washington Street Bridge over Little Eagle Creek will open to traffic.
Greenlawn Cemetery: City finishes excavation of more than 1,700 graves
The majority of the graves archaeologists uncovered contained human remains.
Wayne Township steps up to help the hungry when feds wouldn’t
Wayne Township entered into $80,000 deal with Gleaners Food Bank to stock local pantries.
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