Removing the Nickel Plate railroad tracks is a heavy lift. Like hauling away the Brooklyn Bridge.
The rails weigh 6,333 tons.
The rails weigh 6,333 tons.
A developer is seeking to purchase the property of 17 homeowners on the south side of 116th Street at Maple Drive, near Chatham Tap tavern.
A historic, one-of-a-kind covered bridge is going to Geist, thanks to some quick deal-making between Hamilton and Jackson County commissioners.
Fishers will receive $7.9 million in transportation funds in 2024 to simplify a five-spoke roundabout and rebuild a busy intersection
Fishers is borrowing $36.5 million to help finance the $157 million downtown redevelopment project on 116th Street that broke ground this week.
Carmel officials removed the stop lights on Keystone and added right turn ramps as intersection work continues.
Chris Jensen, who won the Republican primary for Noblesville mayor, says other transportation projects have priority over the Nickel Plate trail.
Indianapolis, Fishers and Noblesville are seeking a $3.5 million state grant to connect the former rail corridor to Downtown Indianapolis.