Lawrence is set to begin milling and repaving on 46th Street starting June 17, which may cause delays over the 2-3 week period. Traffic will not be closed but managed by flaggers.

Indianapolis prepares for a new $2.3 billion IU Health hospital, designed with a patient-centric, easy-to-navigate layout, aiming to open in late 2027 and expected to save $50 million yearly in operational costs.

Indianapolis finalizes plans for an archaeologist-led excavation of the Henry Street Bridge area, considering historical overlap with Greenlawn Cemetery.

IndyGo in Indianapolis received a $22 million RAISE grant for safety and infrastructure improvements on East Washington St, part of the Blue Line project.

INDOT begins roadwork on I-465 northbound between I-65 and I-70 in Indianapolis, leading to a full closure for pavement and bridge repairs, with completion expected by August 5.

An overturned semi on I-65 in Indianapolis caused traffic delays, but no injuries were reported. Cleanup and detours were implemented during the morning commute.

A semi crash on July 18th caused closure of the Spring Mill Road bridge over I-465 due to a large fuel spill and structural damage; INDOT deems the bridge unsafe, affecting traffic for days.

The city of Indianapolis plans to build a new roundabout at Post Road and Raymond Street to reduce traffic congestion, with mixed public opinion and a 60-day expected completion time.

The new I-69/I-465 interchange in Indianapolis is set to open, completing the corridor from Evansville to Indianapolis and promising smoother, safer travel.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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 USDA is investing $90 million in rural Indiana infrastructure, funding projects for clean water and reliable electricity, benefiting communities like Frankton and Huntingburg.

INDOT moves up a major I-65 southbound closure in Indianapolis to accommodate the influx of Taylor Swift concertgoers and minimize traffic disruptions.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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 Parks has expanded Potter's Bridge Park in Noblesville by adding a 50.85-acre parcel, enhancing recreational opportunities and preserving natural resources along the White River.

Butler University is set to renovate and expand Clowes Memorial Hall with a $9 million grant, enhancing the arts facility and contributing to the region's cultural offerings.

New traffic pattern on 146th Street over White River starts Jan 9, with reassignment of lanes for ongoing construction, as per Hamilton County's alert.

Upcoming guardrail repairs will lead to a partial lane reduction on Ireland Grove Road in Bloomington starting Tuesday at 6:30 a.m., with no specified end time.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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'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.

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 communities receive over $4.3 million for infrastructure from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program. Local road and bridge projects to improve safety and efficiency.

Upcoming road closures in Hendricks County affecting Brownsburg and Plainfield due to the Ronald Reagan Parkway project and bridge work. INDOT's chip seal process video is available for drivers.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office conducted a traffic blitz at 146th & Allisonville Rd. to address accidents due to construction, focusing on speeding, red lights, and illegal turns.

Construction on the 32 Connects project in Westfield will begin next month, overhauling State Road 32, with initial road closures and detours planned.

INDOT announces overnight lane and ramp closures at the I-65/I-465 interchange in Indianapolis for sign maintenance and a major construction project aimed at improving traffic and safety.

INDOT to install an all-way stop at State Road 45 and Smith Road in Bloomington to prevent crashes; work is weather-dependent and aims for better safety.

Martinsville's Water Utility announces fire hydrant flushing from April 21 to May 13, 2025, which may cause water discoloration or low pressure for residents.

Hendricks County commuters face route changes due to road closures for infrastructural developments, such as the Ronald Reagan Parkway expansion and bridge work, causing detours and traffic impacts.

INDOT invites public feedback on its transportation plan at an open house in Lawrence, Indiana, on April 10, emphasizing community involvement in infrastructure planning.

A major closure at East Washington Street and State Avenue for water main relocation is expected to last eight days, impacting local traffic and businesses in preparation for the IndyGo Blue Line project.

Lawrence will face traffic disturbances from mid-April due to INDOT's Pendleton Pike Progress project closing eastbound 56th Street for realignment until June 2025.

Indianapolis launches a new online interactive road closure viewer to help residents navigate city road closures and plan their commutes, as reported by FOX59 and WISHTV.

Bloomington officials playfully introduced an April Fool's joke about a solar-powered monorail proposal, while seriously underlying their commitment to innovative and sustainable transportation solutions.

State Road 39 in Martinsville will experience delays due to signal modification and pavement rehabilitation by E&B Paving, starting March 31 with expected completion by late October.

Indiana's INDOT will close 56th Street in Lawrence for reconstruction starting April 15 for about 45 days, affecting local traffic and access to businesses.

Westbound lane at 56th St. and Sunnyside Rd. closes tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. for utility repairs; detour expected.

Carmel announces spring 2025 infrastructure projects focusing on improving road conditions, traffic flow, and pedestrian safety, including roundabouts and path construction.

Automated truck platooning technology is being tested on I-70 between Indianapolis and Columbus, as part of a collaborative project between INDOT and DriveOhio, with an initial deployment of two tractor-trailers.

Westfield launches 'Brave the Barricades' campaign to support local businesses during State Road 32 construction, offering weekly gift card prizes to encourage shopping.

Hendricks County motorists face road closures due to the Ronald Reagan Pkwy extension and other projects, requiring detours and adjustments in travel plans.

Monroe County, Indiana, received over $3.7 million in grants for infrastructure advancements, aiming to enhance road safety, accessibility, and transportation.

Widening construction at 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County includes a bridge over White River, new MSE wall, future roundabout, and upcoming seeding and sodding, with a focus on safety and vigilance in the zone.

Hamilton County officials announced 236th Street will close from US 31 to Deming Road starting April 21, 2025, for bridge reconstruction, with detours provided.

Carmel is preparing for traffic disruptions due to the annual Carmel Marathon today, starting at 8:00 AM and ending around 3:00 PM, with road closures and police managing traffic along the route.

Indiana's Safe Zones program starts May 5 to enforce speed limits in construction zones, using automated systems to issue fines for speeding, starting with warnings followed by escalating tickets. The aim is to reduce work zone fatalities.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is seeking public opinion on the Draft 2026-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, with an open house on April 30 in Bloomington.

Mayor Whitfield and Foamcraft initiated the construction of The Corner at Fort Ben, a new retail and dining development next to the Indianapolis Public Library Branch in Lawrence.

INDOT will close lanes on I-465 in Indianapolis for concrete work, affecting evening/overnight travel. Lane closures will move as the work progresses, with safety warnings for drivers.

Carmel's Street Department is ending its storm debris pickup on April 30 following the April 2 tornado. Residents must place debris curbside by Wednesday for the free service.

The Carmel Police Department announced a closure on southbound Rangeline Road at Walnut for repairs, with detours via 3rd Ave SW and no impact on northbound traffic.

Carmel plans to start construction of a new roundabout at East 96th Street and North College Avenue from May 5, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

Carmel Police Department has reopened River Road after a traffic accident prompted a temporary closure. The road closure was announced and later updated via their Facebook page.

US 31 southbound lanes at 106th Street reopened after a vehicle accident led to closures and traffic delays. Carmel Police provided detour information and later updated that normal traffic resumed.

INDOT is reconstructing 56th Street at Pendleton Pike, affecting local traffic. Despite the disruptions, businesses remain open and accessible. Future closures are planned for the project, expected to be completed in late 2025.

The Veridus Group is investing $1 million to restore a historic building in Fort Ben into its new headquarters, aiming to increase its workforce and boost local economy.

East 79th Street from Fall Creek Rd to Fall Creek bridge faces lane restrictions due to repaving, with the City of Lawrence advising commuters to expect delays.

The Indy DPW reported over 650 grave shafts found at the former Greenlawn Cemetery during the Henry Street Bridge site excavation, with analysis ongoing.

Indianapolis DPW received over $35 million for infrastructure updates, including bridges, roundabouts, and trails, with potential for an additional $13 million for further improvements.

Lawrence residents are advised that street improvements, including milling and paving, will start on May 12. Various streets are scheduled for work and vehicle relocation is required.

Bloomington is installing new traffic barriers on East 3rd Street to improve bicycle safety, with some traffic disruptions expected during the installation process.

The City of Lawrence has released a guide clarifying street maintenance responsibilities in Indianapolis, including a map showing who manages construction and repairs.

IndyGo is proposing a fare increase from $1.75 to $2.75, the first hike in 16 years, due to rising operational costs. Public input is sought before the potential January 2026 implementation.

Richmond Police Department showcased their Cadet training on social media, recognizing Officers Hobbs and Ware's dedication and promoting the program's focus on leadership and community service.

INDOT plans to replace Hendricks County's Bridge 32-00189 over Mud Creek, using Federal funds to build a modern concrete bridge with new safety features.

INDOT's Safe Zones program issued 25,000 warnings in its first month to reduce speeding in construction zones via speed cameras in Indianapolis, with plans to impose fines for repeat offenders.

A malfunctioning railroad crossing in New Palestine near Main Street was repaired, ending significant traffic disruptions previously reported by the police.

A new roundabout at 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County aims to reduce congestion, as part of a $44 million project. Traffic can navigate the intersection more smoothly now.

IMPD announces road closures for Indy Pride weekend, impacting downtown Indianapolis from June 14-16, with specific streets like Mass Ave and The Circle closed at designated times.

INDOT will enforce daytime closures on S.R. 362 near Nabb for culvert work starting June 17, potentially for two days, weather permitting, causing traffic delays.

INDOT Southeast announces S.R. 56 closures for bridge maintenance in Washington County, Indiana, starting June 23, with detours via S.R. 337, S.R. 37, and S.R. 60.

Cherry Tree Road in Hamilton County is closed between 161st and 171st Street for urgent repairs, with local residents still having access to their homes.

CarmelFest 2025 brings traffic changes and street closures in Carmel, as outlined by the local Police Department. Officers urge patience and caution during the event, especially for pedestrian safety.

Plainfield, Indiana, has implemented a traffic change at Vestal Road and Township Line Road, converting the 4-way stop to a 2-way stop to facilitate a traffic study by the Town of Avon.

The Avon Avenue and CR 300 S roundabout project in Plainfield will close the intersection for 90 days from July 7 for stormwater system installation. Detours are in place, and property access will remain with some limitations.

Construction of Indianapolis' Henry Street Bridge reveals over 1,100 graves from the historic Greenlawn Cemetery, prompting archaeological study and community involvement in respect for the city’s earliest residents.

City crews are repaving roads in Anderson, as announced on the City's Facebook page, contributing to the aesthetics and infrastructure, with positive resident feedback.

Indianapolis drivers should expect delays downtown due to WNBA All-Star Weekend road closures from July 16-20, with traffic impacts starting as early as 8 AM.

Carmel announces updates on infrastructure projects including raised crosswalks, rejuvenation of College Avenue, and bridge constructions aimed at improving safety, walkability, and stormwater systems, with work continuing through 2025.

Lawrence plans to clean and inspect sewers in the East Hill and West Hill Drive area, starting August 4 for three weeks, advising residents on potential odors and minor disruptions.

Construction begins on North Walnut Street in Bloomington for roadway improvements, including resurfacing and safety enhancements, with completion expected by November.

Sewer work in Bloomington will close South College Ave and West 2nd Street intersection on August 3, 2025. Initial overnight closure targets minimal disturbance, with project completion set for August 15, weather permitting.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

INDOT expands Safe Zones program to include speed cameras on I-70 in Hancock County and in Steuben County to enforce speed limits and improve safety in work zones, with posted alerts and fines for speeding when workers are present.

Fishers halts roundabout plans at 116th St and Allisonville Rd due to traffic concerns related to a major transportation project and increased accidents at a nearby roundabout.

Lawrence has begun street improvements, starting with Geist Valley Estates. 52nd Street and Fairways East at Winding Ridge will experience milling and paving in early September, affecting travel.

Bloomington is focused on redeveloping the Hopewell area and has begun construction and utility improvements, with road closures and work on affordable housing projects anticipated until 2026.

The City of Lawrence has started a paving project in Geist Valley Estates, improving roads and intersections for ADA compliance and better accessibility.

A dump truck accident in Danville caused major rush hour delays. The police notified the public to avoid US-36 and CR 450 West. No injury details were provided; updates to follow.

Fishers Police Department conducted a 90-minute traffic blitz on 116th Street, made 27 stops, engaged in safety talks with drivers, and commended those adhering to speed limits.

The Indy Half Marathon in Fort Ben will cause road closures on Oct 4. Areas affected include 59th St, Lee Rd, and north of the VFW from morning till noon. Detours are available via Fall Creek Rd.

The North District IMPD used Facebook to clarify right-of-way rules for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, highlighting shared responsibility for safety at crosswalks.

Hamilton County announces intermittent ramp closures at 146th Street and Allisonville Road for concrete wall application, advising drivers of potential delays and suggesting they check for real-time updates.

INDOT and Indiana State Police remind drivers to move over or slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles, in line with National Move Over Day.

INDOT clarified road responsibilities on social media, stating state highways and interstates are their concern, while county and city roads are managed by corresponding local authorities.

The Bloomington Rail Trail is temporarily closing for safety and accessibility improvements, including a new beacon and streetlight, at the Rogers Street crossing.

A crash caused significant delays and closed northbound US 31 in Westfield, Indiana. The area was reopened hours later with police thanking the public for patience.

Muncie has announced nightly closures of McGalliard Rd from Barr St. to Granville Ave. for roadwork by Culy, with detours from 7 pm to 7 am starting November 3rd. Residents should follow detour signs and updates on social media.

Bloomington's city-wide high-speed fiber internet project is more than halfway complete, with a 2026 end goal. Despite a contractor setback, progress continues with extensive conduit and fiber installation and community benefits emerging.

A gas line cut led to the closure of Greyhound Pass near Greyhound Ct. in Westfield, Indiana. Traffic is diverted to Western Way. Repair crews are on site; no timeline for reopening has been given.

A gas leak at Pullman Pointe Apartments in Fishers caused a road closure and Fire Department response; residents can return home via alternative routes.

Bloomington's Kirkwood Avenue is ending its pedestrian-only phase and will reopen to vehicles on November 12, with the city also offering free parking during holiday shopping periods.

Traffic on I-65 southbound will be reduced to one lane for repairs on a damaged railroad bridge, starting at 2 a.m., Wednesday, and ending by November 17.

Excavation for the Henry Street bridge in Indianapolis has unearthed over 1,700 grave shafts from the old Greenlawn Cemetery, revealing the city's early history.

US31 Northbound in Greenwood experienced delays due to a traffic blockage caused by an ongoing police investigation, as informed by the Greenwood Fire Department on social media.

Allegiant adds 30 new routes, including Indianapolis to Hollywood, with fares from $79, part of a growth strategy connecting smaller cities to vacation spots.

Marion seeks proposals for a functional and aesthetic pedestrian bridge over the Mississinewa River by December 22, 2025, aiming to enhance urban infrastructure and walkability.

Indianapolis Circle of Lights event is tonight. IMPD's tweet advises attendees to plan travel, prepare for traffic changes, and maintain vigilance for safety.

Indianapolis warns of downtown roadwork causing detours, sharing a map to aid navigation and highlight alternative routes amid the city's redevelopment projects.

Indiana's transportation department is deploying all available snowplows to clear roads amid expected snowfall, working in shifts until conditions improve.

Capitol Avenue in Indianapolis is temporarily closed between Louisiana and South Streets for the Union Station overpass repairs, with project completion expected by Spring 2026. Commuters are advised to seek alternative routes.

Frontier Airlines expands with new routes, including flights from Indianapolis to various cities and additional routes to Mexico, catering to budget-conscious travelers with fares starting at $39.

INDOT schedules overnight I-70 lane closures in Hancock County for barrier removal, signaling a transition to winter traffic patterns, with varying closure times and safety reminders for motorists.

INDOT East Central announces the final pour for the eastbound I-465 bridge deck, part of the I-69/I-465 project, causing a temporary closure of the southbound I-69 ramp.

Brown County receives $468,800 from Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, as announced by State Rep. Dave Hall.

Monroe County received $1 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant for road and bridge repairs, benefiting from a program that supports local infrastructure improvements across Indiana.

Indiana communities receive over $2.1 million in state funds for road and bridge improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, announced by State Rep. Heath VanNatter.

Clay County receives $1 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for local infrastructure, as part of Indiana's larger $100 million state funding initiative.

Indiana communities receive over $1.5 million for infrastructure, as part of a $100 million state allocation through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Indiana communities received over $4.6 million in state funds for road and bridge projects through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as announced by Rep. Borders.

Argos and Lapaz, IN to receive over $192,000 for road improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Over 80% of the Clear Path 465 project in Indianapolis is complete, with key infrastructure expected to be finished by summer 2026. INDOT outlines upcoming lane and ramp openings despite delays from utility line issues and weather.

The Carmel Police Department updates residents about severe weather on social media, advising them to stay home and drive cautiously due to slick roads.

Cloverdale received a $136,703 state grant to improve roads and bridges through Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as reported by State Rep. Beau Baird.

INDOT announces overnight lane closures on I-65 SB and I-70 EB in Indianapolis for infrastructure repairs, affecting traffic Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

Indiana's smaller counties, including Benton, receive over $1.6 million for road and bridge upgrades via the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as announced by Rep. Matt Commons.

Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program allocates $317,624 to Newton County for road and bridge improvements, requiring local investment for grant matching.

A traffic accident at 96th and Meridian in Carmel caused delays; it was cleared and traffic resumed by the afternoon. Carmel PD provided updates on social media.

Indiana allocates over $1.2 million for local infrastructure upgrades, with grants distributed to nearly 200 communities for road and bridge improvements.

Hamilton County Drainage Board approves improvements to Sheridan's drainage systems, adopting a report and assessment schedule, with a 20-day window for judicial review.

Bloomington reopens upgraded Rail Trail crossing at South Rogers St., enhancing safety and access. Final touches on the B-Line Trail extension continue, aiming for early 2026 completion.

EB 106th Street at U.S. 31 in Indiana has reopened, improving local traffic flow as part of the Level Up 31 initiative, with additional temporary closures planned for ongoing roadwork.

Starke County in Indiana receives over $500,000 from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, benefiting local communities like Knox and North Judson.

Rep. J.D. Prescott partners with INDOT to lower speed limits near Jay School Corp. on State Road 67 to improve student safety, with further road safety and infrastructure projects planned.

The Westfield Police Department warned residents to break down boxes of expensive items before trash disposal to deter theft during the holiday season.

A downed power line closed W 116th Street in Carmel, causing significant traffic delays. The road has since reopened with no further incidents reported.

Carmel Utilities' dedicated sewer crew works tirelessly beneath the streets of Carmel, Indiana, to ensure the smooth operation of the sewer system, carrying out maintenance and repairs as needed.

State Sen. Ron Alting is advocating for the repair and reopening of the historical State Road 225 bridge in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. INDOT will soon bid out the repair work.

Carmel Police Department warns against distracted driving, emphasizing the risks of phone use while driving and urging drivers to focus solely on the road.

State Road 28 at C.R. 560 W. will have shoulder restrictions for traffic signal construction, causing potential delays until spring. The work is part of road safety improvements by INDOT.

A disabled tractor trailer caused traffic delays on US 31 South near 116th Street, with local authorities working swiftly to reopen closed lanes and advising drivers to reroute.

INDOT lowered the speed limit on State Road 45/46 in Bloomington from 45 to 40 mph to improve safety. New signs will be installed, and drivers are reminded to be vigilant, especially in work zones.

INDOT East Central shared a time-lapse of crews installing a highway sign overnight, highlighting the efficiency and minimal traffic disruption of their operations.

Hamilton County has escalated its winter weather response to a Travel Watch due to dangerous road conditions, announcing an extended Winter Storm Warning through social media.

INDOT East Central urges residents to avoid travel due to a severe winter storm causing low visibility and snow-covered roads, instead suggesting they stay home for safety.

INDOT East Central reported cleared roads after overnight snow removal but warns of hazardous conditions due to wind and snowdrifts near ramps. They advise caution and suggest staying home if possible.

Boone County battles severe winter weather; residents urged to stay home as road crews try to keep key routes clear. Commissioner Pell warns of challenges and travel restrictions.

Bloomington thanks residents for aiding in snow cleanup and announces the resumption of regular operations, including parking fees, as the city continues to address winter conditions.

East Central commuters experienced smoother drives as roads opened after a quick cleanup of the morning's heavy snowfall, aided by #YellowTrucks and warmer temperatures.

The Township Line Road bridge over I-465 is set to reopen ahead of schedule on February 10, with additional short-term closures planned for spring for finishing work.

Pilots across Indiana are stuck on years-long hangar waitlists even as airports spend federal money on terminals and runways.

Carmel Police Department used social media to remind residents of the importance of using turn signals for public safety and predictability on the road.

A portion of U.S. 35 in Wayne County will close for bridge deck replacement starting February 23, lasting six months, causing detours and potential traffic delays.

INDOT announces lane restrictions on I-465 and I-69 in Indianapolis for road repairs, advising motorists to expect delays and plan routes accordingly.

CBU completed essential work on S Rogers Street, Bloomington, causing minor traffic delays and a temporary northbound lane restriction, with work starting at 9 a.m. and lifting by 11 a.m.

Two horses briefly blocked Whitestown Road on Sunday; Zionsville officers located them and reunited them with their owners. No injuries were reported.

Noblesville’s $125 million Reimagine Pleasant Street project is moving into its final phase, with officials saying the corridor should be open by the end of summer.

INDOT's East Central division expresses gratitude for Hoosier Helpers, sponsored by GEICO, for their commitment to motorists' safety, with social media praise for their year-round efforts beyond February.

INDOT East Central has scheduled overnight roadwork on I-70 for new signage installation, causing lane restrictions and ramp closures during specific hours this week.

State Road 13 at the CSX railroad crossing in Fortville will be closed temporarily starting March 3 due to repair works, with a planned reopening by March 5 if weather permits.

Indy DPW crews inaugurated a new Belmont Street garage on Monday, replacing an aging building and adding covered space for trucks and maintenance. The move is part of a broader city investment in infrastructure.

Two westbound lanes of I-70 near mile marker 98 were closed Monday after a vehicle fire; INDOT says all lanes are back open but delays remain.

Drivers say potholes have shredded tires and driven up repair bills while DPW races to patch tens of thousands of breaks and waits for hot‑mix asphalt for lasting repairs.

Months of IndyGo Blue Line construction will close stretches of Washington Street and reroute buses, forcing long detours across Indianapolis.

Lawmakers tightened a road-funding bill and raised the threshold Indianapolis must budget to unlock state matching dollars, pushing new pressure onto the city’s 2027 planning.

INDOT crews are starting a multi‑year project to add third lanes along Rockville Road, with nightly closures and construction expected into 2028.

Three automated Nussbaum trucks began hauling freight along I‑70 in a DriveOhio–INDOT pilot this week, testing safety sensors and automated braking in Midwest weather. Officials say drivers remain in the cab as the states gather safety data.

Parade steps off Friday at 11:30 a.m. with a North Street tent party and several downtown street closures. Marshals and staging areas are posted by IMPD.

Federal regulators ordered four trucking firms off the road after investigators traced their DOT numbers to an Indiana crash that killed four Amish men. The shutdown is part of a widening FMCSA probe into a suspected chameleon‑carrier network.

Westbound lanes of Cherry Street near Cumberland Road are closed after a Noblesville Fire Department alert warned of a possible structural collapse.

A Southeast Gateway plan would recess and cap the I-65/I-70 south split to create parks, housing and an innovation corridor in downtown Indianapolis.

Aer Lingus will add a fifth weekly nonstop from Indianapolis to Dublin beginning April 16, 2026, expanding summer service and boosting Indy’s European connections.

Knox County officials briefed commissioners on READI‑funded work around U.S. 41 and upgrades tied to a planned Amazon delivery station expected to add about 170 jobs.

A sinkhole at 65th and Cornell in Broad Ripple closed the intersection after crews found a collapsed sewer, leaving shops quieter while repairs begin.

Indiana American Water reports more than $246 million invested in 2025 across 75 communities, funding new treatment plants, PFAS treatment, booster stations and continued lead‑line work.

Indy’s DPW says a shovel‑ready plan will reconfigure the chaotic Mass Ave and College Avenue junction with new lane markings, Cultural Trail adjustments and crash‑rated bollards after a 2024 fatal hit‑and‑run.

Crews started work March 23, 2026 to convert 29th and 30th streets to two‑way traffic, adding a protected cycle track and ADA and transit upgrades. Traffic will be staged with lane shifts as construction proceeds.

Long’s Bakery started a Change.org petition opposing a planned two‑year closure of the 16th Street Bridge, saying the shutdown would harm jobs and emergency access in Haughville.

Clear will add paid biometric lanes at Indianapolis International Airport this summer, promising faster ID checks for members and a modest boost in local jobs. The airport authority approved the deal in late March.

Small Hoosier towns say brown tap water keeps appearing in faucets while state funding and aging pipes leave costly system fixes out of reach.

Noblesville will extend weekday free street parking to three hours and remove meters from several lots starting April 23.

A construction auger reportedly struck a buried gas main near US‑31, shutting I‑465’s north side in Carmel and causing miles of backups while crews repair the line.

All northbound lanes of I‑65 were closed near mile marker 137 in Boone County after fire activity; drivers were advised to avoid the area.

A six‑month plan will map new well sites and timelines after aging wells and PFAS tests raised concerns. The study is intended to guide future drilling and upgrades.

INDOT says $2.6 billion and more than 1,000 projects will roll out across Indiana this year. Officials urge drivers to slow down, obey work‑zone signs and sign up for travel alerts.

IndyGo will reorganize east‑side and near‑north service on June 14, creating a new Route 7, faster Route 3, Red Line detours and public open houses in May. Riders should check new maps and expect transfers at the CTC.