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Good morning, this is Indianapolis Local Pulse for March 14, 2025.
We're waking up to a mild start, but don't let that fool you. Severe weather is on the horizon for central Indiana. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for our area, with strong storms expected to roll in by early Saturday morning. Keep your outdoor plans flexible today, as conditions could change rapidly.
In city news, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works is inching closer to implementing a new snow removal ordinance. The proposal, which aims to improve winter road conditions, was discussed at last night's Public Works Committee meeting. We'll keep you updated as this develops.
Turning to education, the Department of Education has launched an investigation into Indiana University over allegations of anti-Semitic discrimination and harassment. This comes after a year of tensions following pro-Palestinian protests on campus. IU could potentially face severe consequences, including the loss of millions in federal funding.
In sports, the Colts have been busy in free agency. They've reportedly signed safety Cameron Bynum, cornerback Charvarius Ward, and quarterback Daniel Jones. These moves signal a shift in GM Chris Ballard's approach to team building.
On a lighter note, the 29th annual Hoosier Lottery Greening of the Canal took place yesterday evening. Mayor Joe Hogsett was on hand to help turn the downtown waterway a festive shade of green, kicking off St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the city.
For job seekers, Indy Parks hosted a hiring event last night at Frederick Douglass Park, targeting teenagers and young adults for summer positions. If you missed it, you can still text "Project Indy" to 317-659-9657 to learn about available opportunities.
In public safety news, IMPD arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with a shooting that injured two girls. This comes as police also seized multiple firearms from a 16-year-old suspect in a separate incident. Authorities are urging parents and mentors to step up and guide young people away from gun violence.
Looking ahead, comic book fans are in for a treat as Indiana Comic Con returns to downtown Indianapolis this weekend. Expect to see plenty of costumed attendees and celebrity guests, including William Shatner and Katee Sackhoff.
Finally, a reminder that daylight saving time begins this Sunday. Don't forget to set your clocks forward an hour before bed on Saturday night.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
We're waking up to a mild start, but don't let that fool you. Severe weather is on the horizon for central Indiana. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for our area, with strong storms expected to roll in by early Saturday morning. Keep your outdoor plans flexible today, as conditions could change rapidly.
In city news, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works is inching closer to implementing a new snow removal ordinance. The proposal, which aims to improve winter road conditions, was discussed at last night's Public Works Committee meeting. We'll keep you updated as this develops.
Turning to education, the Department of Education has launched an investigation into Indiana University over allegations of anti-Semitic discrimination and harassment. This comes after a year of tensions following pro-Palestinian protests on campus. IU could potentially face severe consequences, including the loss of millions in federal funding.
In sports, the Colts have been busy in free agency. They've reportedly signed safety Cameron Bynum, cornerback Charvarius Ward, and quarterback Daniel Jones. These moves signal a shift in GM Chris Ballard's approach to team building.
On a lighter note, the 29th annual Hoosier Lottery Greening of the Canal took place yesterday evening. Mayor Joe Hogsett was on hand to help turn the downtown waterway a festive shade of green, kicking off St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the city.
For job seekers, Indy Parks hosted a hiring event last night at Frederick Douglass Park, targeting teenagers and young adults for summer positions. If you missed it, you can still text "Project Indy" to 317-659-9657 to learn about available opportunities.
In public safety news, IMPD arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with a shooting that injured two girls. This comes as police also seized multiple firearms from a 16-year-old suspect in a separate incident. Authorities are urging parents and mentors to step up and guide young people away from gun violence.
Looking ahead, comic book fans are in for a treat as Indiana Comic Con returns to downtown Indianapolis this weekend. Expect to see plenty of costumed attendees and celebrity guests, including William Shatner and Katee Sackhoff.
Finally, a reminder that daylight saving time begins this Sunday. Don't forget to set your clocks forward an hour before bed on Saturday night.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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By Quiet. PleaseGood morning, this is Indianapolis Local Pulse for March 14, 2025.
We're waking up to a mild start, but don't let that fool you. Severe weather is on the horizon for central Indiana. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for our area, with strong storms expected to roll in by early Saturday morning. Keep your outdoor plans flexible today, as conditions could change rapidly.
In city news, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works is inching closer to implementing a new snow removal ordinance. The proposal, which aims to improve winter road conditions, was discussed at last night's Public Works Committee meeting. We'll keep you updated as this develops.
Turning to education, the Department of Education has launched an investigation into Indiana University over allegations of anti-Semitic discrimination and harassment. This comes after a year of tensions following pro-Palestinian protests on campus. IU could potentially face severe consequences, including the loss of millions in federal funding.
In sports, the Colts have been busy in free agency. They've reportedly signed safety Cameron Bynum, cornerback Charvarius Ward, and quarterback Daniel Jones. These moves signal a shift in GM Chris Ballard's approach to team building.
On a lighter note, the 29th annual Hoosier Lottery Greening of the Canal took place yesterday evening. Mayor Joe Hogsett was on hand to help turn the downtown waterway a festive shade of green, kicking off St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the city.
For job seekers, Indy Parks hosted a hiring event last night at Frederick Douglass Park, targeting teenagers and young adults for summer positions. If you missed it, you can still text "Project Indy" to 317-659-9657 to learn about available opportunities.
In public safety news, IMPD arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with a shooting that injured two girls. This comes as police also seized multiple firearms from a 16-year-old suspect in a separate incident. Authorities are urging parents and mentors to step up and guide young people away from gun violence.
Looking ahead, comic book fans are in for a treat as Indiana Comic Con returns to downtown Indianapolis this weekend. Expect to see plenty of costumed attendees and celebrity guests, including William Shatner and Katee Sackhoff.
Finally, a reminder that daylight saving time begins this Sunday. Don't forget to set your clocks forward an hour before bed on Saturday night.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
We're waking up to a mild start, but don't let that fool you. Severe weather is on the horizon for central Indiana. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for our area, with strong storms expected to roll in by early Saturday morning. Keep your outdoor plans flexible today, as conditions could change rapidly.
In city news, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works is inching closer to implementing a new snow removal ordinance. The proposal, which aims to improve winter road conditions, was discussed at last night's Public Works Committee meeting. We'll keep you updated as this develops.
Turning to education, the Department of Education has launched an investigation into Indiana University over allegations of anti-Semitic discrimination and harassment. This comes after a year of tensions following pro-Palestinian protests on campus. IU could potentially face severe consequences, including the loss of millions in federal funding.
In sports, the Colts have been busy in free agency. They've reportedly signed safety Cameron Bynum, cornerback Charvarius Ward, and quarterback Daniel Jones. These moves signal a shift in GM Chris Ballard's approach to team building.
On a lighter note, the 29th annual Hoosier Lottery Greening of the Canal took place yesterday evening. Mayor Joe Hogsett was on hand to help turn the downtown waterway a festive shade of green, kicking off St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the city.
For job seekers, Indy Parks hosted a hiring event last night at Frederick Douglass Park, targeting teenagers and young adults for summer positions. If you missed it, you can still text "Project Indy" to 317-659-9657 to learn about available opportunities.
In public safety news, IMPD arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with a shooting that injured two girls. This comes as police also seized multiple firearms from a 16-year-old suspect in a separate incident. Authorities are urging parents and mentors to step up and guide young people away from gun violence.
Looking ahead, comic book fans are in for a treat as Indiana Comic Con returns to downtown Indianapolis this weekend. Expect to see plenty of costumed attendees and celebrity guests, including William Shatner and Katee Sackhoff.
Finally, a reminder that daylight saving time begins this Sunday. Don't forget to set your clocks forward an hour before bed on Saturday night.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.