The city’s mass transit system has a new stop to assist veterans with direct access to public transportation.

Indianapolis Public Schools Board approved a change Thursday to require around 600 high schoolers to use IndyGo for their sole transportation in the 2021-22 school year, instead of a traditional yellow bus.

An amendment added to a bill seeks to have IndyGo pay for utility work connected to construction of its rapid transit lines.

The legislation passed the Senate, but stalled in the House Roads and Transportation Committee after its initial hearing. The deadline for bills to advance is Thursday.

IndyGo leadership addressed a bill in the state legislature that could change the way the organization covers costs and restrict funds for two planned transit lines.

Legislation passed the Indiana Senate Tuesday that would alter funding requirements for IndyGo.

A bill being considered by Indiana lawmakers would make it more difficult for IndyGo to cover costs and put new rapid transit lines at risk.

Construction on "Super Stops" will start with repaving Delaware Street and is expected to begin in the first quarter of 2021.

Indianapolis Cultural Trial will provide free access to Pacers Bikeshare on Election day. IndyGo will also offer free services throughout the day.

IndyGo announced its plans to continue design and construction of the Purple Line, in a virtual meeting yesterday.The project will cost an estimated $162 million. Construction is expected to start in 2021 and continue into 2023.