Southwest Airlines will resume twice-daily, nonstop flights from Indianapolis to Chicago Midway starting August 5, 2025, after a nearly five-year break.

Hamilton County announces lane restrictions due to E. 106th Street's bridge work starting December 16, 2024, for pedestrian handrail installation, with flaggers directing traffic.

Lane restrictions will occur on 146th Street between Hazel Dell Parkway and Herriman Boulevard in Hamilton County during off-peak hours for construction, maintaining at least one open lane in each direction.

Eastbound traffic on 146th Street will be redirected across the White River on the south bridge during construction, with Hamilton County urging caution.

The article discusses an upcoming traffic shift at the Allisonville Road and 146th Street intersection due to ongoing construction that aims to improve traffic flow and safety, with completion expected by Summer 2025.

INDOT will introduce its SafeZones speed control program with cameras at the I-465/I-69 construction zone to reduce excessive speeding and improve safety.

I-69 in Indianapolis faces substantial lane and ramp closures during the weekend due to construction, with officials urging drivers to plan routes and expect delays.

Carmel, Indiana, announces fall construction projects aimed at improving traffic flow and pedestrian access, including stormwater work, new roundabouts, and multi-use paths, with some expected to complete by Thanksgiving.

Hendricks County announced road closures for infrastructure projects, including culvert replacements and bridge maintenance, impacting routes through this year and next.

Roadwork on 146th Street in Hamilton County, Indiana, starting around November 4, 2024, may cause delays until its expected completion on November 25.

INDOT announces early reopening of I-65 southbound in Indianapolis, with the process starting Friday afternoon and full accessibility by early Saturday.

INDOT starts a 16-day repair closure of I-65 southbound in Indianapolis to fix bridges and potholes, suggesting detours via West Street, I-70, and I-465.

IndyGo launched the Purple Line, improving Indianapolis transit with a 15.2-mile route, new stations, and frequent service during peak hours. It connects downtown with Lawrence, impacting 58,470 residents and providing infrastructure upgrades.