Citizens Energy Group says far the left southbound lane and the two left northbound lanes will remain closed as crews replace a broken 104-year-old water line.

Closures still remain at 21st Street for southbound traffic, Meridian Street for northbound traffic and on the northwest side at I-65/I-465 for southbound traffic.

During a routine inspection Thursday at the intersection, Citizens Energy found a collapsed manhole structure. The company says it could have caused a sinkhole like the one that opened earlier this month.

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

With Section 5 of Interstate 69 coming through Monroe County, a new frontage road cuts right through the middle of the farm -- horse barn on one side, pasture on the other.

A proposed transportation plan for Bloomington puts an emphasis on making streets more pedestrian friendly, and includes major changes for Kirkwood Avenue.

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

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

The study estimates that if Hoosiers don't adapt to the climate, tens of millions of dollars in Indiana infrastructure could be at risk.

The coalition supports short term fixes to the North Split infrastructure and alternatives to a rebuild, such as a multimodal boulevard.