Indy Parks says the $10 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund will pay for work at Rev. Mozel Sanders Park, not for the adjacent Belmont Beach.
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Proponents say the hike is necessary to mend the city’s streets and provide access to additional state road funds in upcoming years.
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Councilors have until Sept. 1 to approve the fees if they are to take effect next year.
The proposed district is called Special Use district 47, or SU-47. It is modeled off of the zoning regulations for medium industrial developments.
Indiana will be part of a new federal initiative that will allow student aid to be used for job-training opportunities, the Governor’s Office announced Wednesday.
The trip will involve meetings with leaders in the life sciences, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, medical technology, digital heath and advanced manufacturing sectors.
The University of Indianapolis STEM2Teach program offers an accelerated option for teaching licensure aimed specifically at increasing the flow of educators into STEM classrooms.
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett in 2022 committed to the creation of a mobile crisis response team led by clinicians rather than police. Four years later, the teams are in place, but they’re barely being used.
The Atlanta-based developer that plans to build an $800 million data center at the former Ford Visteon plant site on the east side of Indianapolis released a 20-point list of community commitments Tuesday.
The City-County Council’s Rules and Public Policy Committee voted along party lines Tuesday for a proposal that will increase taxes on vehicle registrations in Indianapolis.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joined Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Secretary of Education Katie Jenner at Plainfield High School on Tuesday for a ceremonial signing of the “Returning Education to the States Waiver.”
Indy Economic Development Inc. is creating a matrix that rates proposed data center projects to determine whether — or to what extent — such projects deserve city incentives.
Several Democrats have already lined up to run in the Indianapolis mayoral primary in less than a year.
The hearing examiner said that DC Blox ultimately proved that the project fit the industrial site and that commitments made by the company addressed most neighbor concerns.
After an audit of Indianapolis’ public health office found a lack of internal controls and other problems, a new council proposal would give an ultimatum: fix the issues or lose funds for 2027.
Party leaders say they’re making strides toward a more sustainable county party and fairer elections, but criticism still abounds from progressive Democrats who want to see more.
A week after Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam accused Indianapolis of “exporting its crime to the surrounding counties,” she and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett have agreed to lead a public safety summit for central Indiana leaders.
The $72 million, 95,000-square-foot building will represent one of the largest investments in Marian University’s history.
Passengers will be able to pay via new tap cards or a new mobile application, but the transition will mean the end of ticket-vending machines at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center and IndyGo’s “super stops.”
David Bride has worn many hats. He also previously served as vice chair and secretary/treasurer of the Marion County Democratic Party.
The proposal, which is opposed by the mayor, calls for higher fees on county vehicle registrations to cover the cost of road repairs and meet a requirement set by the state Legislature to qualify for more road funding.
The closure of the historic Indianapolis City Market in 2024 was initially expected to last just two years, but there is no longer a timeline for the reopening, officials acknowledged Thursday in announcing plans for the market’s adjacent Charles L. Whistler Memorial Plaza.
