Weekly View’s Story Archive

100 Years Ago: Nov. 12-18

From The Indianapolis Times, Monday, November 14, 1921: An investigation by the Indianapolis board of health has resulted in twenty-one indictments against local firms and individuals by the Marion County grand jury for violations of the mattress label law. The indictments allege the defendants “did feloniously and knowingly offer for … Read More

Veterans to Be Honored November 11

Veterans Day will be held Thursday, November 11 with remembrances and celebrations throughout the city. The Veterans Day Council of Indianapolis will host a memorial service and parade beginning at 11 a.m. at the Indiana War Memorial on the north steps (weather permitting). The service will be followed by a … Read More

Rental Assistance Program Expanded to 12 Months

INDIANAPOLIS — TThe IndyRent program will accept applications for up to 12 months, an increase of the previous length of three months. The expansion of benefits, approved unanimously by the City-County Council in September, was made possible through a $91 million rental assistance allocation from the Indiana Housing and Community … Read More

Proposal to Convert Michigan & New York Streets to 2-Way

INDIANAPOLIS — Indy Department of Public Works and IndyGo will hold a meeting for residents to learn more about the proposed two-way conversion of Michigan and New York streets. The proposal would encompass the streets between College, Emerson, and North Ellenbergy Parkway and would take place in 2023 and be … Read More