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Good morning, this is Indianapolis Local Pulse for Friday, November 21, 2025.
We begin with breaking news at the Statehouse. Indiana lawmakers are facing a surge in threats and intimidation, including several swatting incidents after high-profile debates over redistricting. Police are investigating recent swatting attempts targeting senators at their homes, with Sen. Greg Goode and Kyle Walker among those affected. City leaders and law enforcement are calling for unity and resilience, promising strong prosecution for those responsible. There’s heightened security at government buildings downtown this morning as the investigation continues.
In city hall updates, the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance held a packed meeting this week at the City-County Building. Hundreds of parents, advocates, and educators shared ideas and voiced concerns about who should control our schools and how transportation and facilities might change. Some proposals on the table could give the mayor a bigger role or shift budgeting decisions to an appointed board. These recommendations could reshape how our most vulnerable students get to and from school each day. The next big public hearing is set for December 17 at 200 East Washington Street.
On the real estate front, Nora residents are weighing in on a proposed mixed-use development for 86th Street. The city granted early approval for a project that would add around 250 new apartments and over 30,000 square feet of retail. The aim is to revitalize the area and offer new dining and shopping options, though some locals are voicing concerns about traffic and affordability.
The job market continues its gradual rebound, with local firms reporting around 250 new openings this month, primarily in logistics, healthcare, and customer service. Major employers are hosting job fairs next week, including one at the Indianapolis Marriott East.
Weather-wise, we’re waking up to cloudy skies and cool temperatures around Monument Circle. Rain showers are expected later today, especially after lunch, so if you’re headed to outdoor events, bring an umbrella. Weekend temperatures will hover in the low 40s and more rain is likely.
In our neighborhoods, Martindale Brightwood residents are rallying against a proposed data center project from Metroblock. Community advocates say the development threatens years of progress, and they’re urging city officials to prioritize health-focused, sustainable initiatives instead.
For music fans, there’s excitement as Sofar Sounds returns tonight with a secret show in Riverside, featuring three local artists. Tomorrow, Jerry Seinfeld takes the stage at Old National Centre. And at Butler, the arts scene gets a boost: thanks to a nine-million-dollar gift, Clowes Memorial Hall is set for upgrades as part of the innovative Midtown Arts District plan.
Sports are buzzing: High school teams celebrate impressive victories across IPS and local schools. Fishers hosted John Legend for a sold-out concert this week. And don’t forget, Butler basketball tips off at Hinkle Fieldhouse tonight.
In crime news, police report an uptick in property crimes near the near east side overnight but no major incidents or injuries. Authorities continue to urge caution and lock your doors.
As we look ahead, the city of Lawrence will kick off its holiday festivities next Saturday, November 29, with A Lawrence Christmas featuring a parade, tree lighting, and an outdoor market at Lawrence Civic Plaza. It’s free and family-friendly.
And to close on a feel-good note, a group of local volunteers organized a successful food drive at the Martin Luther King Community Center on Broadway, collecting over fifteen hundred pounds of canned goods in just one morning.
Thanks for tuning in and making us part of your day. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your tips with Local Pulse. This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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We begin with breaking news at the Statehouse. Indiana lawmakers are facing a surge in threats and intimidation, including several swatting incidents after high-profile debates over redistricting. Police are investigating recent swatting attempts targeting senators at their homes, with Sen. Greg Goode and Kyle Walker among those affected. City leaders and law enforcement are calling for unity and resilience, promising strong prosecution for those responsible. There’s heightened security at government buildings downtown this morning as the investigation continues.
In city hall updates, the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance held a packed meeting this week at the City-County Building. Hundreds of parents, advocates, and educators shared ideas and voiced concerns about who should control our schools and how transportation and facilities might change. Some proposals on the table could give the mayor a bigger role or shift budgeting decisions to an appointed board. These recommendations could reshape how our most vulnerable students get to and from school each day. The next big public hearing is set for December 17 at 200 East Washington Street.
On the real estate front, Nora residents are weighing in on a proposed mixed-use development for 86th Street. The city granted early approval for a project that would add around 250 new apartments and over 30,000 square feet of retail. The aim is to revitalize the area and offer new dining and shopping options, though some locals are voicing concerns about traffic and affordability.
The job market continues its gradual rebound, with local firms reporting around 250 new openings this month, primarily in logistics, healthcare, and customer service. Major employers are hosting job fairs next week, including one at the Indianapolis Marriott East.
Weather-wise, we’re waking up to cloudy skies and cool temperatures around Monument Circle. Rain showers are expected later today, especially after lunch, so if you’re headed to outdoor events, bring an umbrella. Weekend temperatures will hover in the low 40s and more rain is likely.
In our neighborhoods, Martindale Brightwood residents are rallying against a proposed data center project from Metroblock. Community advocates say the development threatens years of progress, and they’re urging city officials to prioritize health-focused, sustainable initiatives instead.
For music fans, there’s excitement as Sofar Sounds returns tonight with a secret show in Riverside, featuring three local artists. Tomorrow, Jerry Seinfeld takes the stage at Old National Centre. And at Butler, the arts scene gets a boost: thanks to a nine-million-dollar gift, Clowes Memorial Hall is set for upgrades as part of the innovative Midtown Arts District plan.
Sports are buzzing: High school teams celebrate impressive victories across IPS and local schools. Fishers hosted John Legend for a sold-out concert this week. And don’t forget, Butler basketball tips off at Hinkle Fieldhouse tonight.
In crime news, police report an uptick in property crimes near the near east side overnight but no major incidents or injuries. Authorities continue to urge caution and lock your doors.
As we look ahead, the city of Lawrence will kick off its holiday festivities next Saturday, November 29, with A Lawrence Christmas featuring a parade, tree lighting, and an outdoor market at Lawrence Civic Plaza. It’s free and family-friendly.
And to close on a feel-good note, a group of local volunteers organized a successful food drive at the Martin Luther King Community Center on Broadway, collecting over fifteen hundred pounds of canned goods in just one morning.
Thanks for tuning in and making us part of your day. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your tips with Local Pulse. This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
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By Inception Point AiGood morning, this is Indianapolis Local Pulse for Friday, November 21, 2025.
We begin with breaking news at the Statehouse. Indiana lawmakers are facing a surge in threats and intimidation, including several swatting incidents after high-profile debates over redistricting. Police are investigating recent swatting attempts targeting senators at their homes, with Sen. Greg Goode and Kyle Walker among those affected. City leaders and law enforcement are calling for unity and resilience, promising strong prosecution for those responsible. There’s heightened security at government buildings downtown this morning as the investigation continues.
In city hall updates, the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance held a packed meeting this week at the City-County Building. Hundreds of parents, advocates, and educators shared ideas and voiced concerns about who should control our schools and how transportation and facilities might change. Some proposals on the table could give the mayor a bigger role or shift budgeting decisions to an appointed board. These recommendations could reshape how our most vulnerable students get to and from school each day. The next big public hearing is set for December 17 at 200 East Washington Street.
On the real estate front, Nora residents are weighing in on a proposed mixed-use development for 86th Street. The city granted early approval for a project that would add around 250 new apartments and over 30,000 square feet of retail. The aim is to revitalize the area and offer new dining and shopping options, though some locals are voicing concerns about traffic and affordability.
The job market continues its gradual rebound, with local firms reporting around 250 new openings this month, primarily in logistics, healthcare, and customer service. Major employers are hosting job fairs next week, including one at the Indianapolis Marriott East.
Weather-wise, we’re waking up to cloudy skies and cool temperatures around Monument Circle. Rain showers are expected later today, especially after lunch, so if you’re headed to outdoor events, bring an umbrella. Weekend temperatures will hover in the low 40s and more rain is likely.
In our neighborhoods, Martindale Brightwood residents are rallying against a proposed data center project from Metroblock. Community advocates say the development threatens years of progress, and they’re urging city officials to prioritize health-focused, sustainable initiatives instead.
For music fans, there’s excitement as Sofar Sounds returns tonight with a secret show in Riverside, featuring three local artists. Tomorrow, Jerry Seinfeld takes the stage at Old National Centre. And at Butler, the arts scene gets a boost: thanks to a nine-million-dollar gift, Clowes Memorial Hall is set for upgrades as part of the innovative Midtown Arts District plan.
Sports are buzzing: High school teams celebrate impressive victories across IPS and local schools. Fishers hosted John Legend for a sold-out concert this week. And don’t forget, Butler basketball tips off at Hinkle Fieldhouse tonight.
In crime news, police report an uptick in property crimes near the near east side overnight but no major incidents or injuries. Authorities continue to urge caution and lock your doors.
As we look ahead, the city of Lawrence will kick off its holiday festivities next Saturday, November 29, with A Lawrence Christmas featuring a parade, tree lighting, and an outdoor market at Lawrence Civic Plaza. It’s free and family-friendly.
And to close on a feel-good note, a group of local volunteers organized a successful food drive at the Martin Luther King Community Center on Broadway, collecting over fifteen hundred pounds of canned goods in just one morning.
Thanks for tuning in and making us part of your day. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your tips with Local Pulse. This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
We begin with breaking news at the Statehouse. Indiana lawmakers are facing a surge in threats and intimidation, including several swatting incidents after high-profile debates over redistricting. Police are investigating recent swatting attempts targeting senators at their homes, with Sen. Greg Goode and Kyle Walker among those affected. City leaders and law enforcement are calling for unity and resilience, promising strong prosecution for those responsible. There’s heightened security at government buildings downtown this morning as the investigation continues.
In city hall updates, the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance held a packed meeting this week at the City-County Building. Hundreds of parents, advocates, and educators shared ideas and voiced concerns about who should control our schools and how transportation and facilities might change. Some proposals on the table could give the mayor a bigger role or shift budgeting decisions to an appointed board. These recommendations could reshape how our most vulnerable students get to and from school each day. The next big public hearing is set for December 17 at 200 East Washington Street.
On the real estate front, Nora residents are weighing in on a proposed mixed-use development for 86th Street. The city granted early approval for a project that would add around 250 new apartments and over 30,000 square feet of retail. The aim is to revitalize the area and offer new dining and shopping options, though some locals are voicing concerns about traffic and affordability.
The job market continues its gradual rebound, with local firms reporting around 250 new openings this month, primarily in logistics, healthcare, and customer service. Major employers are hosting job fairs next week, including one at the Indianapolis Marriott East.
Weather-wise, we’re waking up to cloudy skies and cool temperatures around Monument Circle. Rain showers are expected later today, especially after lunch, so if you’re headed to outdoor events, bring an umbrella. Weekend temperatures will hover in the low 40s and more rain is likely.
In our neighborhoods, Martindale Brightwood residents are rallying against a proposed data center project from Metroblock. Community advocates say the development threatens years of progress, and they’re urging city officials to prioritize health-focused, sustainable initiatives instead.
For music fans, there’s excitement as Sofar Sounds returns tonight with a secret show in Riverside, featuring three local artists. Tomorrow, Jerry Seinfeld takes the stage at Old National Centre. And at Butler, the arts scene gets a boost: thanks to a nine-million-dollar gift, Clowes Memorial Hall is set for upgrades as part of the innovative Midtown Arts District plan.
Sports are buzzing: High school teams celebrate impressive victories across IPS and local schools. Fishers hosted John Legend for a sold-out concert this week. And don’t forget, Butler basketball tips off at Hinkle Fieldhouse tonight.
In crime news, police report an uptick in property crimes near the near east side overnight but no major incidents or injuries. Authorities continue to urge caution and lock your doors.
As we look ahead, the city of Lawrence will kick off its holiday festivities next Saturday, November 29, with A Lawrence Christmas featuring a parade, tree lighting, and an outdoor market at Lawrence Civic Plaza. It’s free and family-friendly.
And to close on a feel-good note, a group of local volunteers organized a successful food drive at the Martin Luther King Community Center on Broadway, collecting over fifteen hundred pounds of canned goods in just one morning.
Thanks for tuning in and making us part of your day. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your tips with Local Pulse. This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI