Former Employee Sues IndyGo Over Discrimination Claims A former long-term IndyGo employee, Brenda Miller, has filed a lawsuit against the Indianapolis public transit agency, alleging age and sex discrimination along with retaliation. The suit claims a pattern of discriminatory practices led to a hostile work environment and her eventual wrongful termination. This legal action brings serious accusations against a crucial Indianapolis public service provider and raises questions about its internal employment practices. Allegations Unveiled: A … Read More

George Floyd Anniversary: Indy’s Enduring Call for Justice Five years have passed since George Floyd’s tragic murder, an event that profoundly impacted Indianapolis, sparking widespread calls for racial justice and police accountability. As we approach May 25th, our community reflects on the powerful protests and ongoing dialogues that followed. This anniversary marks a crucial period in our city’s journey toward equity and safety, reminding us of the work that continues for a more just Indianapolis. … Read More

Mayor Hogsett’s State of the City Address Preview Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett is set to deliver his annual State of the City address, a pivotal event for residents to hear directly about the city’s progress and future direction. This speech provides a crucial opportunity for the Mayor to outline accomplishments, address current challenges, and unveil plans for the coming year, directly impacting life across our neighborhoods. Understanding the Annual Address The State of the City … Read More

IndyGo Faces Hostile Work Environment Lawsuit A former IndyGo employee has initiated legal action against the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation, alleging sexual harassment, a hostile work environment, and subsequent retaliation. This significant lawsuit brings critical workplace safety issues to the forefront for our community’s transit agency. The allegations suggest a concerning internal culture that IndyGo will now have to address publicly and through the legal system. The Core of the Allegations The lawsuit, filed by … Read More

Meet Indy’s Future: IBJ’s 2024 Forty Under 40 Class Indianapolis is constantly evolving, driven by dedicated leaders shaping our city’s future. The Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) once again shines a spotlight on this dynamic spirit with its annual Forty Under 40 list, celebrating a new class of exceptional individuals under the age of 40 who are making significant impacts across various sectors in Central Indiana. This highly anticipated recognition highlights the innovation, leadership, and community … Read More

Indianapolis Indians Take on Iowa Cubs at Victory Field Indianapolis locals recently enjoyed a classic baseball matchup as the Indianapolis Indians hosted the Iowa Cubs. The air was buzzing at Victory Field, a testament to the enduring love for America’s pastime right here in our city. Fans gathered to cheer on their home team, creating a memorable atmosphere for all ages. A Summer Staple: Indians Baseball For many Hoosiers, an Indianapolis Indians game isn’t just … Read More

Eli Lilly: An Indy Legacy Breaking Global Ground Eli Lilly and Company is more than just a recognizable name in Indianapolis; it’s a global pharmaceutical giant deeply rooted in our city, continually making history and setting new benchmarks in healthcare. From its founding right here, Lilly has grown into a powerhouse, driving innovation that impacts lives across the globe while maintaining a profound connection to its Hoosier home. A Deep-Seated History in Indianapolis For over … Read More