IndyGo is canceling an electric bus order and buying diesels
The IndyGo board approved on Thursday the order of new diesel buses to run on Route 39, the future Purple Line, and canceled an electric bus order.
Kellie Hwang, IndyStar
State lawmakers could throw the future of bus rapid transit in Indianapolis into question
The future of the Red, Purple and Blue lines in Indianapolis could be uncertain.
Quiet restaurants, self quarantines: How coronavirus is affecting Indy’s Chinese community
Members of the central Indiana Chinese-American community are cautious amid coronavirus fear, canceling cultural events and self-quarantining.
Hands-free driving bill easily passes Senate, likely will become law in Indiana
House Bill 1070 will next return to the House and if there are no amendments to approve, it will go to Gov. Eric Holcomb for a signature.
Construction work will start on I-70 and I-65 in April. Here’s what you need to know.
Work on interstates will be split into three major sections, planned from April to December.
Here’s where crews will patch pothole-ridden roads first this year
DPW can begin the more permanent solution of strip-patching with hot asphalt once the asphalt plants reopen for the season.
How firefighters extinguished the tanker blaze and how the ramp escaped structural damage
On Thursday afternoon, an overturned jet fuel tanker exploded. Within 12 hours, all affected roads had reopened.
Look out for I-65/I-70 North Split ramp closure this weekend
Starting Friday night, I-70 westbound to I-65 southbound at the North Split will be closed through Sunday evening.
‘It is really crippling us’: IndyGo bus riders concerned about upcoming route changes
In June, IndyGo introduces a frequent grid network that makes significant changes to the entire system including increased frequency and longer hours.
Red Line: Who’s riding Indianapolis’ bus rapid transit system?
Since its launch on Sept. 1, the Red Line has seen thousands of riders, reporting more than 760,000 boardings for 2019.