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Indy Chamber proposes $1 billion West Street transformation (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce is proposing a $1 billion project to transform West Street in downtown Indianapolis, a move leaders said could drive economic growth for the next half-century. The plan involves moving sections of West Street below ground level and constructing new east-west streets, pedestrian walkways and green spaces above. “We see this as really a huge opportunity to drive the next 50 years of growth and development in downtown Indianapolis, and by extensio
East Indianapolis memorial honors 8-year-old found dead at home (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Community members gathered to honor a young life Friday evening during a candlelight vigil for 8-year-old Miracle Bryan outside her former east Indianapolis home. Her mother was arrested for the girl’s death. Flowers, stuffed animals, candles and a banner made by classmates form a memorial where the girl lived on South Bancroft Street. Miracle was found dead Wednesday, and people who knew her say they want to ensure her spirit is not forgotten. At the vigil, neighbors and friends
Indiana farmers face massive pumpkin shortage after August floods (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — As fall begins, Indiana farmers are facing a major shortage of pumpkins this season, after August’s historic flooding destroyed a large portion of the crop at area farms. Mikkal Hodge of Hodge Family Farm in Alexandria estimates the flooding wiped out 83% of his pumpkins, which are the bulk of his business’s revenue. “Pumpkins are our main product,” Hodge says. “We have from early September through Halloween, essentially, to sell pumpkins.” Hodge says in a normal year he harvests
Neighbors push back on plan to scale back South County Line Road project (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis Department of Public Works is scaling back plans for a major road project at the Marion-Johnson county line, moving from a five-lane design to three lanes. Some residents expressed frustration with the new proposal during a public meeting Wednesday at Glenns Valley Elementary School. The South County Line Road project, in development since 2020, covers more than two miles from the east end of the I-69 interchange to State Road 135. “The purpose of the proje
Names of 10 fallen Hoosier firefighters added to Indianapolis memorial (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Ten Indiana firefighters who died in the line of duty had their names added to the Indiana Law Enforcement and Firefighters Memorial during a ceremony Thursday evening in downtown Indianapolis. Tony Murray, president of the Professional Fire Fighters Union of Indiana, said the names were added to honor their sacrifice, pay respect to their families and ensure their memory lives on. “Public safety is inherently dangerous, and it takes a certain level of courage for men and w
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