Weekly View’s Story Archive

State Seeks 10-Year Extension of HIP

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration has submitted its application for a 10-year extension of the Healthy Indiana Plan, the state’s Medicaid alternative program for low-income, non-disabled adults. The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services notified FSSA that it has completed its preliminary review of the … Read More

“People’s Choice” Winner Announced for City’s Bicentennial Design

INDIANAPOLIS — Following a two-week long voting process, local artist Aaron Stillerman was announced as the bicentennial design contest’s “People’s Choice” winner. Stillerman, a graphic designer at GreenLight Collectibles, received over 430 votes on the Indy Turns 200 Facebook page. “To some, innovation and legacy are held as separate ideas. … Read More

DPW to Introduce New Pothole Fixing Equipment

INDIANAPOLIS — As frigid temperatures and extended periods of precipitation continue to contribute to street deterioration, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works (Indy DPW) is soon planning to deploy two new infrared P200 asphalt heaters by Heat Design Equipment, Inc., capable of raising pavement surface temperatures such that asphalt can … Read More

Fountain Square Library to Close

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees has given preliminary approval to the closing of the Fountain Square Branch in May 2020, as part of the Library’s long-range plan announced in 2015 to relocate services to the new West Perry Branch, scheduled to open in mid-2021. The recommendation … Read More

“Murder on the Orient Express” at the IRT

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Repertory Theatre dives into the mysterious pages of the world’s best-selling author for its next production, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. Adapted by Ken Ludwig, this ultimate whodunit runs March 3 – 29 on the OneAmerica Mainstage and is a co-production with Cincinnati Playhouse … Read More