Citizens Energy crews have begun replacing lead service lines in Near Northwest–Riverside as part of a federally backed, multi‑year program to remove dangerous pipes. The work is being coordinated with water‑main upgrades and adds a small charge to customer bills.

Work to take the Monon Trail under 161st Street began in March as Westfield aims to cut collisions and separate trail users from traffic. Construction runs through 2026.

Bridge work in Cincinnati cut a Zayo fiber line, leaving parts of the Tri‑State with slow or no internet; repairs could take 1–3 days.

Crews patched a downtown water main and reopened Second and Washington for the morning commute after a contractor struck a century‑old pipe. Repairs added to an ongoing Second Street project and forced detours through nearby streets.

AT&T says its $1.9 billion Indiana build will extend fiber, improve 5G and strengthen FirstNet across the state. Local public‑private projects are already under way.

Ford Road will close on or after June 8 for a bridge replacement over I‑865; expect signed detours and overnight ramp closures.

Valparaiso is considering a $10 million bond to drill three water wells while officials negotiate with Indiana American Water about Lake Michigan supply. The package aims to add capacity and avoid an immediate rate shock.

INDOT will hold a June 10 hearing in Westfield on plans to widen State Road 32, add roundabouts and new trail connections. The project aims to cut crashes and speed travel.

Fishers opened the final SR 37 interchange at 141st Street, finishing a years-long rebuild meant to ease congestion along a corridor that carries roughly 50,000 vehicles daily.

Indiana canceled nearly 1,800 non‑domiciled CDLs after a new law and federal rules tightened who can hold a commercial license. National outlets later reported nearly 300 stops; state records do not yet confirm that count.

A water main break cut service Sunday for homes around County Road 750 North and County Road 600 West; crews estimate repairs could take hours.

A new Columbus ordinance allows properly equipped, insured golf carts and UTVs on streets posted 30 mph or less starting June 1, with major corridors off-limits. The law sets equipment, driver and penalty rules.

A semi carrying lithium batteries caught fire on I‑70 near Greenfield, closing eastbound lanes and triggering a hazmat response. Crews remained on scene while traffic was diverted.