The plan to convert the highway into a free-flowing parkway is cause for concern for some.

Citing significant growth in Fishers, Noblesville and northeast Indianapolis, Gov. Mike Pence said Tuesday that the state would build a new interchange at I-465 and I-69, beginning in 2020.

A private developer says his attempts to work with Indiana on an $80 million hotel-restaurant project near the new east end bridge over the Ohio River have received little reception.

Hoosiers will be able to drive on the newest section of Interstate 69 from Crane to Bloomington starting Wednesday.

The Indiana Department of Transportation will hold the first of three public open houses to be held this week about the final leg of the Interstate 69 extension at Perry Meridian High School in Indianapolis Monday night.

Section 6 is the last section of the I-69 extension between Evansville and Indianapolis. INDOT is inviting the public to take a look at the five latest proposed routes.

The Indiana Department of Transportation will present new details about the five preliminary routes for I-69 Section 6 from Martinsville to Indianapolis during a series of public meetings next week.

Crews are nearly finished paving travel lanes, meaning they'll soon move on to putting up signs, lighting, guardrails, striping and working on the shoulders.

The Indiana Department of Transportation says a third lane will be added to both the highway's northbound and southbound lanes for about 15 miles from the Indiana 37 interchange in Fishers to the Indiana 38 interchange near Pendleton.

Gov. Mike Pence is proposing a $1 billion boost in state highway funding over four years amid criticism he's faced over road conditions around Indiana.