Weekly View’s Story Archive

Library Begins Using Axis 360 Platform for Youth E-books

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Public Library will begin using the Axis 360 platform for e-books for kids and teens on April 5. Some of the most popular books will still be available on Overdrive, including anything patrons have on hold, but the largest selection with the shortest hold time will … Read More

Applause!: April 2-8

• There will be mass vaccinations at the Speedway throughout April, with over 96,000 Johnson & Johnson shots available. Visit ourshot.in.gov or call 211 to get your appointment. Currently, about 21% of Marion County residents have had at least one shot (or the “one and done” J & J vaccine). … Read More

Former Fire Station Becomes IMPD Substation

INDIANAPOLIS— The former fire station at 1030 E. Washington St. has been donated to the Indianapolis Police Department to be repurposed as a substation. The site was donated by Fred Abel LLC, owner of the former Angie’s List campus on the near east side. Previously, it had been home to … Read More

“Death in the Library” at Harrison Presidential Site Opens April 16

INDIANAPOLIS — Many people have spent quarantine solving murder mysteries on the couch; now they can put their skills to the test at the (Covid-19 Compliant) Death in the Library murder mystery theater, hosted by the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. Groups of eight will be immersed in scandal as author … Read More

Streets Around Justice Center to be Rehabbed

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Board of Public Works has awarded a $9.2 million contract to White Construction, LLC for structural rehabilitation of streets around the City’s new Community Justice Campus (CJC) in the Twin Aire neighborhood on the city’s near east side. This project includes a two-lane roundabout at the … Read More