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Proposed plan would bring major changes to West Street in downtown Indy (opens the original)
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A new plan to remake a portion of West Street would mean big changes for downtown Indianapolis, if it's adopted. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce partnered with local nonprofit Rethink Coalition on a plan to sink portions of West Street below street level, from around 10th Street south to Walnut Street, and to build bridges above it. Those bridges would hold green spaces for pedestrians and smaller roads for local traffic. They would enable pedestrians and bikers to travel through a section
2026 Voter Guide: Indiana's 4th Congressional District (opens the original)
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West central Indiana voters in the state's 4th Congressional District will choose between three candidates this November to represent them at the national level. Republican incumbent Jim Baird seeks a fifth term in office. He's challenged by Democrat Drew Cox and Independent David Bokash. The district borders Illinois and includes the greater Lafayette area, Crawfordsville, Greencastle and Martinsville. Its population is over 789,000. U.S. House members serve two-year terms, write and vote on fe
Two Marion County judges face misconduct allegations (opens the original)
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Disciplinary charges have been filed against two Marion County Superior Court judges. The Indiana Commission on Judicial Qualifications has filed five disciplinary charges against Judge Jose Salinas and three charges against Judge Geoffrey Gaither. The commission says Judge Salinas didn’t supervise staff properly, potentially leading to delayed releases, missing court orders, and criminal cases not being expunged. Charges for Judge Gaither say he failed to both do parts of the job on time and to
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful celebrates 50 years with major projects, fundraising (opens the original)
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Keep Indianapolis Beautiful is celebrating 50 years in the city and aims to raise about $4 million through a campaign to fund community-focused projects in Indianapolis. They plan to use that money for a small number of flagship projects as well as funding for upkeep on existing green spaces. Keep Indianapolis Beautiful says the newly planned projects are roughly 10 times bigger than their usual programs. KIB also works to transform empty lots into green space, clean up litter and plant trees. P
New park designed to teach kids how to ride bikes in the city (opens the original)
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A park will open this fall to teach people how to use bicycles around Indianapolis. Nine13sports primarily designed its Bicycle Skills and Safety Park as a place for kids to learn to ride bikes and navigate traffic. It is also equipped to teach adults. The local nonprofit aims to promote access and education about biking. The new park is under construction on Indianapolis’ near northwest side, at the intersection of West 29th and Elmira streets. That property was previously an undeveloped lot. N
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