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Indianapolis Establishes Committee to Regulate Future Data Center Developments Amid Moratorium

Indianapolis Establishes Committee to Regulate Future Data Center Developments Amid Moratorium

Indianapolis officials have formed a new City-County committee to study data centers and propose regulations for future development projects. This initiative follows a temporary ban on new data center developments in Marion County, which is set to last until the end of 2027. The moratorium was enacted after public protests, lawsuits, and concerns regarding the potential negative impacts of these facilities on local neighborhoods. The committee, established under this moratorium, will consult with experts and community members to develop new zoning regulations. Planning and consultant firm MKSK will lead the committee, with the Indiana University Environmental Resilience Institute serving as its primary research partner. The committee's funding totals $300,000, approved by the City-County Council and the Metropolitan Development Commission. Three data center projects already approved in Marion County—DC Blox in Warren Township, Metrobloks in Martindale-Brightwood, and Sabey in Decatur Township—will not be a...
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Pat Morrow Joins Cerity Partners as Partner in Indianapolis Office

Pat Morrow Joins Cerity Partners as Partner in Indianapolis Office

Pat Morrow Joins Cerity Partners as Partner in Indianapolis Office
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Indiana Department of Administration Manages State Surplus Warehouse, Generating Revenue and Savings

Indiana Department of Administration Manages State Surplus Warehouse, Generating Revenue and Savings

The Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA) operates a State Surplus Warehouse in Indianapolis, where it manages and redistributes unwanted state property. This initiative aims to save taxpayer money and generate revenue through sales. The warehouse stores a wide array of items, from office furniture and electronics to confiscated airport items and law enforcement equipment. State surplus Director Marshall Tullos likens the operation to a 'Fred Sanford' enterprise, emphasizing the resale value in nearly everything. In the past three years, IDOA has saved Hoosier taxpayers an estimated $571,000 by redistributing property to other agencies and local governments. Additionally, the state has raised nearly $2 million in revenue through public auctions of surplus items on govdeals.com, with an average sale price of $252 per item. The warehouse also facilitates the redistribution of surplus military vehicles and ammunition from the U.S. Department of Defense to over 150 Indiana law enforcement agencies, savin...
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FAA Reverses Decision, Keeps Indianapolis Downtown Heliport Open After Advocacy Campaign

FAA Reverses Decision, Keeps Indianapolis Downtown Heliport Open After Advocacy Campaign

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reversed its previous decision to allow the permanent closure of the Indianapolis Downtown Heliport (8A4), directing that the facility remain available for public use. This reversal follows an extensive grassroots advocacy campaign led by Vertical Aviation International (VAI) and significant public engagement. The Indianapolis Airport Authority (IAA) had sought approval to close the heliport and release it from federal obligations. The FAA initially intended to approve the closure in November 2024, with a planned closure date of December 15, 2025. However, after requests for reconsideration, the FAA reopened the public comment period, receiving 737 comments, 93% of which supported keeping the heliport open. Indiana officials, including Governor Mike Braun and Attorney General Todd Rokita, also emphasized the heliport's importance for emergency response, National Guard training, economic development, and emerging aviation technologies.
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New York Public Library's 125th Street Branch Offers Diverse Collections and Programs

New York Public Library's 125th Street Branch Offers Diverse Collections and Programs

The New York Public Library's 125th Street Branch provides a variety of resources and programs to its community. The branch features collections in both English and Spanish, catering to a diverse readership. A notable offering is its African American Heritage collection, which provides specialized materials related to African American history and culture. For younger patrons, the branch includes a dedicated Children's room equipped with Internet and PC access, facilitating educational and recreational activities. Children's programs at this branch encompass films, story hours, reading-aloud sessions, and craft and music activities. Additionally, the library hosts adult programs such as poetry readings and other literary events, alongside exhibitions showcasing works by local artists. The branch operates with specific hours: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 10 am to 6 pm; Thursday from 11 am to 7 pm; Friday from 1 pm to 6 pm; and Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm.
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Why Roman Wilson holds key to unlocking Steelers offense

Why Roman Wilson holds key to unlocking Steelers offense

As Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson continues to develop, his elite route running and speed control give the offense a vital playmaker.
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ESPN's Colts v. Steelers bold prediction focuses on Indianapolis pass rush

ESPN's Colts v. Steelers bold prediction focuses on Indianapolis pass rush

ESPN's bold prediction for the Week 5 matchup between the Colts and Steelers focuses in on the Indianapolis pass rush.
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Mike Ditka coaching tree includes Jim Harbaugh and Sean Payton

Mike Ditka coaching tree includes Jim Harbaugh and Sean Payton

The Hall of Fame players spent more than a decade on NFL sidelines as a head coach. Here are some the biggest names in his coaching tree.
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What channel is the NASCAR Truck Series Charlotte race on today? Time, TV schedule

What channel is the NASCAR Truck Series Charlotte race on today? Time, TV schedule

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race today takes place on Friday at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Elanco and Purdue University Announce One Health Research Institute in West Indianapolis

Elanco and Purdue University Announce One Health Research Institute in West Indianapolis

Elanco and Purdue University Announce One Health Research Institute in West Indianapolis
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Caitlin Clark denounces the hateful messages Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell says she received

Caitlin Clark denounces the hateful messages Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell says she received

Caitlin Clark still wants Kelsey Mitchell as a teammate — even though Clark understands that’s not always easy
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Key Colts' starter returns to Week 5 Thursday practice

Key Colts' starter returns to Week 5 Thursday practice

A key Colts' starter has returned to the practice field in Week 5 after being sidelined with an injury.