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INDIANAPOLIS — A downtown Indianapolis staple for many years is back! The Original Farmers’ Market is reopening for its 25th season starting on Wednesday, May 5. The Farmers’ Market will run every Wednesday, May through the end of October, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. rain or shine, located outside on Market Street. The Original Farmers’ […]
INDIANAPOLIS – St. Elmo’s restaurant in downtown Indy is closing for cleaning after multiple employees tested positive for COVID-19. The restaurant issued a statement Saturday evening saying they learned nine employees had tested positive for the virus. “Out of an abundance of caution, St. Elmo’s has made the decision to close the establishment and […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Two downtown establishments received notices of violation last weekend from the Marion County Department of Public Health. The Patron Saint and Tiki Bob’s, both located in the 200 block of South Meridian Street, were cited, according to Aliya Wishner, a spokesperson for the health department. “Both were very cooperative in correcting issues, including […]
A security guard was shot to death early Monday in Downtown Indianapolis, police said.
There have been days this year when downtown Indianapolis looked like a ghost town filled with unwelcome smells and public safety concerns.
The Indy Black Chamber of Commerce is working to working to help support small business owners as they open a new co-working space.
Downtown Indy, Inc.’s Motorcycles on Meridian, has canceled the 2020 event due to COVID-19 concerns. The organization hopes August 28, 2021 works out better.
Baseball field has nine holes of "short" golf
Pacers Bikeshare will kickoff a series of free community rides beginning on Thursday.
In downtown Indianapolis, the issue of people experiencing homelessness is a problem that's hard to miss. "What's going on on the circle is a crisis," Elder Coleman, of the Alliance for Homeless Transformation, said. "There is a homeless crisis. There is a public health and safety crisis on the circle."
Health concerns are growing as parts of downtown Indianapolis are dealing with trash and waste all over the place.
