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Developers want to replace a former Shell station with a Whole Foods, high-end apartments and a parking garage. The plan has people here talking about the future of the village. More>>
Former Marion County Deputy Prosecutor David Wyser was supposed to be in federal court Thursday morning, but his hearing has been moved to July 2nd. More>>
Mayor Ballard held a news conference this morning hoping to shine light on several significant construction projects going around the city this season. Instead, all anyone wanted to talk about was the federal investigation into the Land Bank program, what he knew, when and why he didn't say something sooner. More>>
Two city employees and three others are accused of using a city program aimed at tackling the abandoned house problem and turning it into a money-making venture. The five face charges involving wire fraud and bribery. More>>
Indiana Sports Corp. president Allison Melangton told reporters she would be "very surprised" if the city did not bid on the 2018 game. More>>
A former Indianapolis City-County Council member was sentenced to 27 months in prison with three years on supervised release after pleading guilty to fraud charges.
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Rush hour was a bit different Friday morning. Chances are you saw a lot more "two-wheeled" vehicles sharing the road, and we don't mean motorcycles. More>>
Citizens Energy is proposing a rate increase in the coming year and today is your chance to tell them what you think about the price hike. More>>
Several young people live under the bridge at Westfield Boulevard, and residents say it's been a problem for years. Last week, a burglary by one of the homeless was caught on camera. Now a Broad Ripple business owner is fed up and wants police to crack down. More>>
A new state law changes the way Indianapolis city government operates and it passed without any input from Marion County voters. More>>
The Indianapolis Cultural Trail celebrates its official grand opening Friday and Saturday with music, parades and other events. More>>
Instead of just banning "aggressive" panhandling, the new city ordinance would include "passive" panhandling as well. More>>
IndyCar driver James Hinchcliffe is taking a break from racing for a temporary new role. More>>
A flash flood raced through Broad Ripple Village one year ago. High water from heavy rain - and a city error - filled streets and soaked shops and restaurants. The city is still paying for that mistake. More>>
A dozen protestors upset over a proposed retail-residential project in Broad Ripple showed up at the ribbon cutting for the new garage Thursday. More>>
Developers are eyeing a multi-million dollar apartment-retail complex in Broad Ripple, but some say it's too big and would ruin the atmosphere. More>>
The city is stepping up the high weeds and grass program and are flooding the streets with code enforcement inspectors armed with rulers to bring order to the lawns. More>>
Four employees with the Indianapolis Department of Public Works face disciplinary action after DPW says they falsified official records. Two men were fired and two others face suspensions. More>>
Indianapolis' new professional soccer team is honoring the state's Civil War history with its name. More>>
Indianapolis taxpayers will pay up to $2 million to build two new luxury suites at the home of the Indianapolis Colts.
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