An overturned school bus blocked multiple lanes of Interstate 465 near East Washington Street as of 10:30 a.m. on September 29. The bus carried three adults and several fifth-grade students, and state police reported no critical injuries. Northbound and southbound lanes were closed, so drivers should plan for delays on this stretch of the interstate.
The Indianapolis Zoo lost its accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums after its renewal application was not approved. The zoo said it is exploring ways to regain status and acknowledged concerns about communication and collaboration. The zoo remains open, so visitors can still plan trips there.
A Consumer Affairs study ranked Indianapolis 47th among 50 major U.S. urban areas for public transportation amenities. The report rated the city's system second-worst for operational safety and third-worst for usefulness. The ranking offers one outside comparison of how local transit serves riders in Indianapolis and peer cities.
The Hoosier Dome will close its Fountain Square location by the end of December, organizers announced. A new company bought the building at 1627 Prospect St and asked the organization to vacate. The all-ages venue opened in 2010, so local audiences will lose a space that operated for 16 years.
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Aces star center A’ja Wilson addressed an incident that occurred in the stands during the fourth quarter involving a fan. She stated that being approached and pointed at was unacceptable behavior. A Fever spokesperson noted security found no violation of the fan code of conduct regarding the exchange.
A’ja Wilson went into the stands during a fourth-quarter altercation with a fan. She stated that being approached and pointed at was unacceptable behavior. A Fever spokesperson noted security found no violation of the fan code of conduct regarding the incident.
Fans enjoyed a Red Out Party at Gainbridge Fieldhouse following the Indiana Fever's 99-89 playoff victory against the Las Vegas Aces. Attendees gathered at Morris Bicentennial Plaza before the game, with some dancing and getting face painted. The team now faces a winner-takes-all Game 3 in Las Vegas.
Caitlin Clark achieved a WNBA Playoff record on Tuesday during Game 2 against the Aces. She recorded a double-double with 14 points and 11 assists in just the first half. This marks her as the first player to achieve this feat in the playoffs history.
Caitlin Clark achieved a WNBA Playoff record on Tuesday during Game 2 against the Aces. She recorded a double-double with 14 points and 11 assists in just the first half. This marks her as the first player to achieve this feat in the playoffs history.
The Fever beat the Aces with a score of 99-89 in Game 2 of the first round of the WNBA Playoffs. Caitlin Clark contributed 27 points and 15 assists during the victory. The winner-take-all Game 3 is scheduled for Thursday in Las Vegas.
Indiana is taking over the regulation of 213 radioactive materials licenses from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This transfer of authority, formalized in Indianapolis, aims to cut red tape for businesses using these materials. The state will administer oversight through its Department of Homeland Security.
The Indianapolis Zoo lost its accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. The zoo confirmed this decision and is exploring options to regain status through the AZA's Pathways to Membership program. The loss follows several incidents over the past year.
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Temperatures are expected to continue warming through Thursday, with highs reaching the mid-80s and isolated showers possible late in the day NW of Indianapolis. Friday brings a chance of rain as remnants of Hurricane Polo reach Indiana. Tonight promises mostly clear skies for those near Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
More than 3,000 people are expected at White River State Park for the 29th annual Buddy Walk. The event aims to raise funds and celebrate inclusion for Indiana families affected by down syndrome. Activities begin at 9 a.m., with opening ceremonies at 10 a.m..
Over 30 employers will attend the Boone County Job Fair Plus on October 8th in Lebanon. The event, hosted by the Boone County Chamber, offers connections across industries like health care and manufacturing. It takes place at the Boone County Fairgrounds' Witham Pavilion from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
Stick & Hack Westfield opened Lucky Putt, a new mini-golf venue featuring automated scoring and challenge-based holes. Located across from Grand Park on the former West Fork Whiskey Co. site, it offers an experience that combines elements of Topgolf and traditional putt-putt. The 35,000 square foot venue is open to families and teams.