by Thomas P. Healy Global trade wars have local consequences that could thwart taxpayer-supported efforts to expand public transit options. For example, buried in the massive National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2020 […more…]
The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office has several divisions, one of which is the Community Prosecution Division (CPD). To encourage community involvement in crime prevention, the CPD offers a variety of free community education programs, including […more…]
by Katie Grieze Just because something’s green doesn’t mean it’s necessarily good, says Rebecca Dolan, who retired in 2018 as director of the Friesner Herbarium at Butler University. Some plants invade areas in harmful ways, […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy When Spider-Man and his dad wove their way through a crowded bus on Red Line launch day, no villains were on board. Instead, one rider gazed admiringly and wondered aloud if […more…]
City officials continue to meet with representatives of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis to discuss the future of its property at 3060 N. Meridian St., the Drake apartment building. Historic preservationists were stunned when the […more…]
by Sheryl D. Vanderstel Tucked away along the high, eastern banks overlooking White River, near one of the busiest intersections of Indianapolis, Golden Hill is a small community of early 20th-century homes. Farmland in the […more…]
Brittanie Redd is no stranger to Midtown. She was a familiar face at public meetings during her time as Community Builder with the Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation from 2015 to 2017. She worked with residents, […more…]
Midtown embraces housing built specifically for low-income households as part of an equitable development strategy to sustain mixed-income neighborhoods. From its Midtown headquarters on Washington Boulevard, the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP) helps increase affordable […more…]
