The agreement to save the Blue Line remains shrouded in secrecy.
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‘Twas a time people didn’t want electric streetcars to replace mules
Journey through the highs and lows of about 150 years of Indy’s public transit history.
Indianapolis Blue Line recommended for federal funding, weeks after bill to stall project dies
The Blue Line rapid transit system has been recommended to receive roughly $140 million in support from the federal government.
Blue Line supporters (quietly) celebrate win brought by secret deal, but questions remain
While some celebrated, a city official privately told supporters to avoid gloating publicly or risk tanking the deal.
The Blue Line is saved after lawmakers reach deal with city and IndyGo
The agreement preserves dedicated bus lanes in at least two parts of the city, a source said.
‘It feels wrong’: Blue Line faces another defeat at hands of Indiana lawmakers
Opponents of Senate Bill 52 shed tears as a committee voted to send the legislation to the full House.
Where the Blue Line bill stands as session nears end
A look at the different paths forward for Senate Bill 52.
Lawmakers preserve Indy downtown district but delay vote on Blue Line bill
State lawmakers held lengthy discussions about two bills targeting Indianapolis.
Fact-checking State Sen. Aaron Freeman on the Blue Line’s dedicated lanes
The state lawmaker says dedicated lanes weren’t part of the discussion. The public record says otherwise.


