IndyGo has partnered with a local nonprofit and a health care provider to expand its mobile health clinic. The clinic now offers free testing for sexually transmitted infections and a range of other services.

Purple Line construction Monday will begin a new 130-day closure along 38th Street between Emerson and Shadeland avenues for roadway and drainage improvements.

Wellness in Transit started last year as a pilot program to provide free health services to riders at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center.

The IndyGo Foundation’s Mobility Access Fund granted more than 27,000 passes, with support from the PNC Foundation.

IndyGo will provide free rides on Thanksgiving Day.

The IndyGo bus is red, white and blue with imagery depicting service members and the military branches.

An approved change in the route now excludes westside neighborhoods from promised infrastructure improvements.

IndyGo rides will be free on Election Day, Nov. 8 for Indianapolis residents.

The completed 2-way traffic change along Fort Wayne Avenue will slow traffic and add to a new transportation corridor.

The changes to the COVID-19 protocols on public transportation come after a federal judge ruled Monday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had exceeded its authority and failed to follow proper rulemaking procedures.