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Georgia Street West Block Reopens December With New Pedestrian Features
Downtown projects including multiple hotels are advancing as part of broader tourism investments in central Indianapolis.
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S&P 500 rose 1.24% as global markets advance
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Indianapolis investors and retirement balances.
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Indianapolis Council Extends Safe Syringe Program Two More Years
The City-County Council extended the Safe Syringe Access and Support Program for two years, keeping services in place across multiple sites and a mobile unit.
wellness
Sleep Problems Indianapolis: Fix Temperature & Noise Issues
Learn how Indianapolis residents overcome summer heat, light, and noise disrupting sleep. Local health programs share proven bedroom adjustments that work within days.
lifestyle
Taste Indy Food Tour: $74.11 Gets You Five Stops
Taste Indy Food Tours provides access to four or five local spots in the southside district with portions sized for a full meal.
culture
Indianapolis Art Galleries Welcome Newcomers Through First Friday Events
First Friday events and appointment visits provide entry points at several established spaces across the city.
property
Fishers Waterfront Homes Surge Past Marion County With $598K Median Price
Properties along Geist Reservoir posted median sales of $598,000 through June, outpacing broader Marion County gains.
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Marion County Sales Tax Referendum: Effects on Indianapolis Household Spending
A November ballot measure in Marion County proposes raising the local sales tax by half a percentage point to fund roads and transit, which would increase costs for typical Indianapolis households on everyday purchases.
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Indianapolis Data-Driven Safety Model Draws Global Attention
The city’s focus on data-driven policing and community engagement marks a distinctive approach among mid-sized U.S. and European peers.
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Indiana Legislature's 2026 Bills Reshape Indianapolis Social Services Access
Several bills passed during the 2026 Indiana General Assembly session are expected to alter how Marion County residents access housing assistance, mental health services, and food support programs beginning this fall.
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Indiana Legislature Reshapes Education Funding; Indianapolis Schools Brace for Budget Pressures
A bill advancing through the statehouse would adjust how Indianapolis Public Schools receives state education dollars, with local officials warning of budget pressures if implementation timelines tighten.
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Indianapolis Developers Replace Aging Structures With 100+ Mixed-Income Housing Units
Current projects reflect years of targeted investments replacing older structures with new mixed-income and affordable units across multiple corridors.
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Riverside Indianapolis Neighborhoods Near Downtown Gain Steady Buyer Interest
Riverside neighbourhoods near downtown Indianapolis attract steady buyer interest as the local market stays active.
finance
S&P 500 fell 0.43% as global markets retreat
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Indianapolis investors and retirement balances.
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Gov. Braun Seeks Fourth IURC Appointment After Seven Months of Shifts
The path to the current vacancy on the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission began with multiple appointments and a leadership shift over the past seven months.
culture
Indianapolis Public Library Launches Black History Archives Online
New online collections at the Indianapolis Public Library highlight the city's early Black residents, Crispus Attucks High School and Indiana Avenue's role as a cultural center.
property
Indianapolis Sellers Skip Auctions After Offers Meet Reserve Prices
Sellers in Indianapolis neighborhoods bypassed scheduled auctions in the first half of 2026 after accepting private offers that met or exceeded reserve prices amid shifting buyer demand.
property
Fountain Square Becomes the Gentrifying Pocket Attracting Young Professionals
Renovated homes along Virginia Avenue draw tech and creative workers priced out of downtown Indianapolis condos.
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Indianapolis Farmers Markets Highlight Peak July Produce for Local Shoppers
Vendors at city markets report strong supplies of tomatoes, sweet corn and blueberries as the midsummer harvest rolls in.