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Expedition Partners and Birge & Held bought The Signature in Carmel, boosting their joint multifamily portfolio to roughly $340M as they pursue larger growth targets.
Weather & Environment in ...
Mostly sunny and breezy Sunday in Indianapolis, then a steady warm‑up into the 90s midweek. Gusts to ~25 mph and cooling center info inside.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A juvenile was wounded in a near‑southeast side parking lot shooting and a 16‑year‑old is in custody. IMPD is seeking tips.
Politics & Govt in ...
Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith said public Muslim calls to prayer should be banned, prompting condemnation and warnings that a ban would face serious constitutional challenges.
A man was shot inside his car and died after crashing while trying to flee gunfire on Indianapolis' near south side, police say.
Marion County Sheriff’s Office posted photos marking the anniversary of Deputy John Durm’s 2023 death and recalled the sallyport attack that killed him. The suspect faces murder and escape charges.
Crews are moving dirt at the 96‑acre Hamilton County training campus near 160th and River Road; the county posted a behind‑the‑scenes tour showing early site work.
IMPD confirmed a fatal crash Friday on the 800 block of S. Tibbs Avenue; investigators remained on scene and details were limited.
A woman on a scooter was struck and killed in a downtown Indianapolis hit-and-run at Maryland and Pennsylvania streets; police are asking witnesses to come forward.
Patchy fog this morning with slow‑moving storms likely later in Indianapolis. Localized downpours could cause minor flooding and travel delays.
An 85-year-old man died after a collision on the SR 45/46 bypass near the I-69 overpass in Bloomington. Authorities say a box truck and a Cadillac were involved and an autopsy has been scheduled.
A vacant building on Zionsville’s South Main Street was hit by fire; crews contained the blaze quickly and no injuries were reported.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A central Carmel neighborhood flooded again as council debates raising the city’s stormwater fee to fund repairs. Residents say decades of promises haven’t fixed the drains.
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