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INDIANAPOLIS -- The Big Ten Men's Basketball tournament has officially arrived in Indianapolis. After just hosting the Big Ten Women's Tournament and ...

College Football Playoff National Championship weekend is here, and bars across Indianapolis have been getting ready to welcome Alabama and Georgia fans.

Jul 29, 2021 / 12:03 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Mayor Joe Hogsett said Wednesday, based on current data from Marion County, he does not see a need for any changes to mask guidelines in Indianapolis. Business owners hope it stays that way. Jeff Huron, general manger of The District Tap tavern, said staff has greatly benefited from the boost in business which seemed to come right after the removal of signs asking customers to wear masks. He said enforcing a mask mandate would not be easy t...

The effort started Thursday night. It’s not just IMPD and Indiana State Police; a variety of other city and state agencies are doing their part. For example, the fire marshal is looking at overcrowding issues. Also participating: the Indiana Excise Police, and the nuisance abatement unit of Marion County’s Department of Business and Neighborhood Services. Nearby businesses applaud the effort. Jeff Huron of The District Tap said Friday afternoon, “I think it’s a good call. Safety is No....

May 19, 2021 / 10:38 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Come June, customers will no longer have to cover their faces, but, at some establishments, employees will. Managers at Gallery Pastry Bar and The District Tap each said they will be relieved to no longer have to bother people about masks, but the business operators have different opinions about what rules employees should still have to follow. Ariel Hendrickson from Gallery Pastry Bar said there’s just no way to guarantee everyone is being...

As CDC issues new guidance, many businesses still ask customers to wear masks The Centers for Disease Control said Thursday vaccinated people can now be indoors without a mask in most situations. Author: Allen Carter, Lauren Kostiuk Published: 11:40 PM EDT May 13, 2021 Updated: 1:48 AM EDT May 14, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — Like much of the state, there is no face mask requirement in Zionsville. But many businesses here are still are asking customers t...

From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Montgomery: Delta is now flying bigger airplanes in and out of the capital city, and it will allow even more people aboard beginning in May. The changes are part of a plan to increase airline capacity in Montgomery toward pre-pandemic levels. The airport reported Delta started the month with bigger aircraft making the airline’s four daily flights between Montgomery and Atlanta, meaning more seats for passengers. Capacity will increase again May ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Bars and restaurants in Indianapolis can soon […]

Downtown sees business boom as events return The convention center is hosting a national cheer competition, and Bankers Life Fieldhouse is holding “Disney on Ice.” Author: Lauren Kostiuk Updated: 3:27 AM EST January 18, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — Downtown Indy’s tourism industry took a hit in 2020 hurting local restaurants and shops but this weekend, downtown is seeing a boom in business as major events return.   The convention center is hosting a national chee...

Brian Howey I am no barfly, but the contours of my social life have come inside dozens of Hoosier restaurants and taverns and social clubs. Whether it was midnight at Santino’s after putting the Elkhart Truth to bed with the presses roaring in the background, a breezy summer day on the top deck of Matey’s in Michigan City, catching a couple sets of jazz at the Chatterbox in downtown Indy, or watching a Thursday night NFL game with Coach and crew at Big Woods in Nashville, these wateri...