The Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization developed a regional Safe Streets and Roads for All Action Plan as a step toward securing federal funding for infrastructure and other initiatives.

Its part of a more than $7 billion effort nationwide to improve roads, bridges, ports, routes for bicyclists and pedestrians, and other transit.

The additional funding will allow the Department of Public Works to address some of the worst roads in Marion County.

Crews are back on city streets – this time fixing potholes popping up due to the fluctuating temperatures.

The city of Indianapolis will be road ready when the snow falls this year.

Residents and local officials are fighting plans for overhauling a U.S. 24 intersection in northern Indiana, saying they don't believe it will improve traffic safety.

The Indianapolis Department of Public Works invested about $15 million in a few key projects -- in the heart of Indianapolis.

Residential streets past due for repairs will get an overhaul with a new $25 million investment.

Indianapolis city leaders announced $167 million in infrastructure improvements to mark the start of the 2021 construction season.

A $22.5 million grant will be used to make improvements to Interstate 70 in Hancock County east of Indianapolis, including adding a third lane in each direction. Another $5 million grant will be used to upgrade U.S. 36 in Avon.