IMPD and ISP cracked down on reckless driving and street takeovers in Indianapolis, making 8 arrests and issuing 22 citations, towing 6 vehicles, and seizing 3 firearms, including one stolen firearm and a machine gun conversion device.

The Noblesville Police Department used a sarcastic social media post to remind residents to respect road closure signs and barriers for safety during construction.

Fort Ben in Lawrence is thriving with projects like The Benjamin and The Corner at Fort Ben, blending residential and retail development, and fostering a vibrant community with local businesses like Moo & Lou Frozen Treats contributing to its charm.

Brownsburg's new ordinance bans motor vehicles on trails but allows pedal-assist e-bikes and ADA-compliant devices, enforcing a 15 mph speed limit for all users.

Franklin Road will have a partial closure on August 27 for sewer maintenance between 45th and 46th St., with inner lanes closed and outer lanes open from 8-10am.

Elanco Animal Health acquires the former GM Stamping Plant site in Indianapolis for $27 million, with plans for a headquarters including research, clinical care, and community spaces.

Greenfield Police Department alerts about road closures due to the Hancock Flat 50 bicycle event, advising caution and alternative routes for local traffic.

Lawrence begins major street and sidewalk improvements to enhance commute and accessibility, including the installation of ADA-compliant ramps and replacement of concrete slabs.

Traffic disruptions are expected in Lawrence due to sewer main maintenance on Franklin Rd., affecting lanes between Records St. and 45th St., and later on Post Rd. near Brigadier Dr. Delays are anticipated during morning hours.

The Lafayette Road bridge over Interstate 465 in Indianapolis is closed due to concerns about the integrity of its steel beams, with no set date for reopening.

The IndyGo Purple Line provides a direct, affordable route to the Indiana State Fairgrounds, easing the usual traffic and parking hassles for Lawrence residents. Fares start at $1.75, with the line growing popular since its 2024 launch.

Bloomington installs new all-way stop signs at two intersections to increase safety near Indiana University, informed by crash data and a Transportation Commission review.

Roadwork on 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County will cause periodic ramp closures at night from August 5-8, resulting in minor traffic disruptions.