Indiana invests $1.7 million in local infrastructure, enhancing roads and bridges through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, with Sweet and Snow announcing benefits for communities like La Fontaine and Wabash.

Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program is allocating over $3.9 million for road and bridge improvements in Vermillion and Parke counties, as announced by State Rep. Tim Yocum.

City of Lawrence Utilities will begin cleaning and inspecting the sewer system in Harrison Park on March 10, 2025, with work occurring from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. over 21 days.

Indiana receives over $1.3 million for road improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, benefiting 245 communities statewide.

Newberry, Indiana, has been awarded a $102,000 infrastructure grant for road and bridge improvements, as part of a statewide program benefiting 245 communities.

Over $1.7 million in state funding is heading to Sullivan County, Indiana, for road and bridge infrastructure improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Indiana allocates $749,799 to Vigo County for road and bridge enhancements as part of the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program aiding 245 communities.

Indiana is investing over $200 million in local road and bridge improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, benefiting 245 communities.

Lawrence Street Department crews are currently filling potholes with hot mix asphalt for more durable repairs, enhancing road safety and quality. Residents are urged to drive cautiously around work zones.

TSA officials at Fort Wayne International Airport confiscated a loaded gun from a carry-on, marking the third such interception at the airport this year.

State Rep. Matt Hostettler introduces a bill for increased roadside mowing funds along U.S. 41 in Indiana to improve safety and visibility for drivers.

Carmel announced its 2025 construction plans, featuring projects to improve traffic, stormwater systems, and pathways for biking and walking, with major work on College Avenue and Hazel Dell Parkway.

IndyGo's Blue Line BRT project in Indianapolis received a $149.9 million federal grant, promising faster commute times and environmentally friendly transport, with a planned 2028 launch.