Apartment rents are rising in Central Indiana as owners of lower-priced units hike rates
Higher demand for less-expensive units has led to greater rent increases on the east and west sides, a Cushman & Wakefield report says.
Month: November 2019
OWI charges follow Wanatah crash
WANATAH – A West Coast man is facing drunken driving charges after causing a three-vehicle crash early Saturday in Wanatah with a blood alcohol content more than three times the legal limit, according to authorities.
Why apartment rents keep rising in Indianapolis
Apartments are becoming more expensive to rent in the Indianapolis area, according to a new real-estate survey. Here’s why.
Judge refuses to reconsider protective order in revenge porn case
VALPARAISO — A judge has denied a request to hold another hearing on a protective order involving a relationship gone sour among Chicago Fox 32 news anchor Rafer Weigel and two women, including one from Valparaiso.
Insider: Marvell Tell, Quincy Wilson go on divergent paths, but might be needed vs. Texans
While Wilson was moonlighting at safety, Tell took over his spot at cornerback; Indianapolis might need both against Houston’s high-flying offense.
Indiana teachers speak out during Red for Ed Action Day
Indiana teachers speak out during Red for Ed Action Day at the Indiana Statehouse on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019.
Here’s how many people rallied at the Indiana Statehouse for Red for Ed Action Day
Thousands of teachers, students and parents filled the south lawn outside the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis for Red for Ed Action Day.
Indiana unemployment rate remains at lowest point since 2000
Indiana’s unemployment rate stayed steady at 3.2% in October, remaining at its lowest point since December of 2000.
CEOs of new Gannett: ‘Pivot’ needed for digital transformation as merger is completed
New Media Investment Group and Gannett finalized their merger and will pursue plans they believe will transform the company into a media powerhouse.