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Indiana is holding disaster recovery centers in Marion, Porter and Wayne counties this week to help residents after the August floods and severe weather.
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The Department of Public Works says water levels never required closing Rocky Ripple's last exist but they city's own messaging that night made many think otherwise.
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The city of Anderson is funding an emergency assistance program for residents in that city with flooded homes.
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Indianapolis and surrounding areas over the weekend faced a flood event not seen in more than 30 years.
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The Bezos Earth Fund is investing $10 million to pay for big changes at Reverend Mozel Sanders Park on Indianapolis' west side.
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DPW says the entire White River project will be complete by next summer.
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A long awaited expansion of the White River State Park is being realized as numerous projects along the banks of the river come together in a flurry of development.
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Indianapolis will remove one low-head dam as part of ongoing efforts to make the White River safer for recreation and improve the river’s ecology.
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The Henry Street bridge will connect neighborhoods and span the White River at a key site in downtown Indianapolis.
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The city has spent the last year working with a community advisory group to study the riverfront site where Greenlawn Cemetery was built in the 1800’s.