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Indy cyclists hit the road for Bike to Work Day Video included

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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>>

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Citizens conducts public hearing on water and sewer bill increase Video included

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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>>

Reaction mixed to City-County government changes Video included

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A new state law changes the way Indianapolis city government operates and it passed without any input from Marion County voters. More>>

Risk pays off as Cultural Trail celebrates opening Video included

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The Indianapolis Cultural Trail celebrates its official grand opening Friday and Saturday with music, parades and other events. More>>

Indianapolis to consider downtown panhandling ban Video included

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Instead of just banning "aggressive" panhandling, the new city ordinance would include "passive" panhandling as well. More>>

Driver Hinchcliffe Indy safety director for a day

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IndyCar driver James Hinchcliffe is taking a break from racing for a temporary new role. More>>

Indianapolis pays out $78,000 in claims for 2012 Broad Ripple flooding Video included

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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>>

Silent protest over development held during Broad Ripple parking garage opening

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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>>

Broad Ripple project gets pushback Video included

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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>>

City mowing unruly lawns for a steep price Video included

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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>>

DPW employees fired for falsifying records in worker death

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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>>

New Indiana soccer team to honor state's Civil War heritage

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Indianapolis' new professional soccer team is honoring the state's Civil War history with its name. More>>

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