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She is right. Indianapolis is just a larger Des Moines. We lived there for 5 years, and absolutely loved Des Moines, but Indianapolis is home.
she’s perfect for this city, we are lucky to have her
Fort Wayne is just a larger Des Moines (55,000 more people in Fort Wayne than in Des Moines). Indianapolis, the country’s 16th largest city, has four times the population of Des Moines, which ranks as the 111th largest.
those population numbers are misleading as Indy metro is 16th largest – Indy proper does not break the top 45 cities
Indy used to be a “big” small town, but now we even have a higher murder rate than Chicago!! That makes us “Big time”!!
You are wrong John. Here are the facts (Indianapolis doesn’t even make the Top 10 list):
https://wirepoints.org/chicago-led-nation-in-homicides-for-12th-year-in-a-row-in-2023-murder-rate-still-5-times-higher-than-nycs-wirepoints/
Brent B., an apparent apologist for city government, confuses total murders with per capita murders. Per capita is the more appropriate data point when comparing cities of different sizes.
She seems like she will fit in very nicely. Looking forward to going to my first Fever game!
IBJ, as a home for Gannett refugees, will you be bringing Gregg Doyel on staff?