DPW says as of now, the crack issue only impacts Phase 1 of the project.
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Posted inGovernment
A look inside how Democrats made big gains in the Indiana Legislature
Strategy of running candidates everywhere paid off as Democrats took advantage of national wave to flip 16 seats in Indiana House.
Posted inArts & Culture
A film festival 30 years in the making
Playwright and author Delores Thornton is showing five films Nov. 14 at Fierce Center.
Posted inBusiness
Thousands of Hoosier farmers once grew tobacco. Now, they’ve nearly disappeared.
The 25 farms that remain face an uncertain future as demand dries up and costs rise.
Posted inNeighborhoods
EPA accepting public comments on Indiana’s coal ash program
The agency will hold a public hearing for comments at the Indiana Government Center Nov. 12
Posted inNeighborhoods
Learn what’s next for Indiana Avenue at this Nov. 17 event
City officials will be available to answer questions on the strategic revitalization plan.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana renews 10-year Ivy Tech partnership to expand education for inmates
The partnership aims to reduce employment barriers for people leaving prison and improve public safety.
Posted inEducation
Former fighter pilot named new Purdue University president
Retired Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria will succeed interim president Mitch Daniels on Feb. 1, 2027.
Posted inArts & Culture
Celebrate Indianapolis leaders at this new gala
Grab tickets to the inaugural Innova Vita Blueprint Honors Volume 1 where 16 entrepreneurs will be honored.
Posted inArts & Culture
Meet astronaut Mae Jemison and hear kids rhyme at this festival
The Slammin’ Rhymes Challenge is part of Central Library’s Fall Fest on Nov. 21.
