Indy Local Pulse: Violence, Heat Wave, Youth Jobs, and Community Events
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Indy Local Pulse: Violence, Heat Wave, Youth Jobs, and Community Events
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Turning to the weather, the talk of the day is the heat wave moving in. Expect a hot and humid Saturday, with highs pushing near 95. If you’re heading out, stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade, especially for the many family activities planned around the city. The heat won’t let up tomorrow, so look for similar conditions through the weekend.
On to City Hall, the council this week approved a budget boost for summer youth employment programs. That means more jobs for teens at city pools, parks, and rec centers. With many local employers still looking for workers, especially in downtown hospitality and logistics, this is promising news for young job seekers.
The real estate market remains active here. Median home prices in Marion County last week hovered near 247 thousand dollars, and inventory is slightly up—good news if you’re looking to buy. On Mass Ave, a couple of new coffee shops have opened their doors, and in Fountain Square, a beloved vintage store is closing after 40 years, drawing crowds to its farewell sale.
Looking ahead, the Eiteljorg Museum has its annual Indian Market and Festival this weekend, so expect West Street to be bustling with live music and food trucks. The Broad Ripple Art Fair kicks off later today, and Garfield Park is hosting Juneteenth Freedom Fest, with performances, community vendors, and kids’ activities throughout the afternoon.
A quick note on local schools: IPS just celebrated several students at Arsenal Tech for advancing to the national robotics finals—congratulations to those teams making Indianapolis proud.
For sports fans, the Fever are in action tonight at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, hoping to extend their win streak, and the Indy Eleven play tomorrow at Carroll Stadium, battling for playoff position.
To end on a positive note, volunteers with Keep Indianapolis Beautiful just planted their 100,000th tree in Riverside Park this morning, a milestone for our city’s green initiatives.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.