The intersection at Ohio and Pennsylvania streets in downtown Indianapolis has been closed since July 4 when a sinkhole opened.

The downtown intersection has been closed since July 4 when the collapse of a 24-inch sewer line created a sinkhole.

Lime, one of two companies to deploy a fleet of dockless scooters in Indianapolis this summer, has stopped operations here after the city sent a cease-and-desist order.

Normally, about 40,000 vehicles travel through the intersection of Ohio and Pennsylvania streets every day. Drivers are being detoured onto adjacent streets.

Citizens Energy Group says the sinkhole that opened in downtown Indianapolis Wednesday was caused by the failure of a century-old sewer line.

More than 900 people are expected to attend the national convention in mid-July 2019.

An electric scooter share program from the west coast company Bird launched in Indianapolis on Friday.

Researchers at IUPUI studied over 40 years of neighborhood development in Indianapolis for a new report on income, education and gentrification in the city.

The metro area ‒ which incudes Indianapolis, Carmel, and Anderson ‒ only made slight improvements in about half of the topics discussed in the report.

Indianapolis is competing with at least three other cities: Pittsburgh, Minneapolis and Chicago. The winner will be announced in July.