Citizens Energy Group is replacing lead water lines in Indianapolis at no cost to homeowners, impacting over 260,000 residents and ensuring safer drinking water.

The I-69 North ramp to 82nd Street in Indianapolis has reopened after months of construction, as part of the Clear Path 465 project, improving traffic flow and safety.

Variable speed limits are set to be introduced on a section of I-465 in Southeast Indianapolis, with changes based on traffic, weather, and construction.

Reconstruction delays mean Indianapolis' West Washington Street bridge over Little Eagle Creek won't reopen until summer 2025, longer than expected due to worse-than-anticipated structural issues.

Indianapolis authorities plan to renovate Georgia Street, focusing on outdoor and pedestrian-friendly spaces, funded through a TIF scheme pending council approval.

The Hamilton County Drainage Board announced a hearing about the Williams Creek Drain shed correction to take place on August 26, 2024, at the Commissioners Court.

A public hearing for the Cool Creek Drain project in Hamilton County is scheduled for August 26, 2024, at 9 A.M. Project details and assessments are available for review.

INDOT is implementing safety enhancements on a five-mile stretch of Pendleton Pike, including raised medians and new traffic procedures, aiming to reduce accidents and improve pedestrian safety.

Hendricks County announces road closures due to infrastructure projects, including a permanent closure for the Ronald Reagan Parkway development and various temporary disruptions for maintenance work, detailed on the county's website.

The I-69 interchange with I-465 in Indiana has officially opened, marking a milestone in the transportation network, with Governor Eric Holcomb leading the opening ceremony.

The article informs about traffic changes and parking options for the third annual Brews on the Boulevard in Carmel, scheduled for Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m.

Greenwood officials unveiled a draft comprehensive plan to guide the city's future growth, focusing on modernization, historic area charm, and development.

INDOT is launching speed cameras on I-70 in Hancock County to enhance work zone safety with initial warnings, followed by fines for speeding violations.