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Local Pulse: Storms Damage, Green Spaces Expanded, Salesforce Hiring in Indy
- 2025/03/20
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Good morning, this is Indianapolis Local Pulse for March 20, 2025.
We're keeping a close eye on the severe weather that rolled through central Indiana last night. Several counties reported damage from high winds and possible tornadoes. In Franklin, the roof of a business was extensively damaged. Thankfully, no serious injuries have been reported. Today, we're expecting calmer conditions with partly cloudy skies and highs around 70 degrees.
Over at City Hall, the council approved a new initiative to expand green spaces downtown. This project aims to create more urban parks and pedestrian-friendly areas along Monument Circle. Construction is set to begin next month, so expect some temporary road closures in the area.
In business news, tech giant Salesforce announced plans to add 500 new jobs to their Indianapolis office over the next year. They're particularly looking for software developers and AI specialists. Speaking of jobs, the latest report shows our unemployment rate holding steady at 3%, with the tech and healthcare sectors leading the way in new openings.
Sports fans, mark your calendars! The Pacers are gearing up for a crucial home game against the Celtics this Saturday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. It's a must-win as we fight for playoff position.
In real estate, the market remains hot in Indy. The median home price in the metro area has hit $325,000, up 5% from last year. Neighborhoods like Fountain Square and Broad Ripple are seeing particularly strong demand.
Now for some good news from our schools. North Central High School's robotics team just qualified for the national championships. They'll be heading to Detroit next month to showcase their innovative designs.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don't miss the Spring Fling Festival at White River State Park. There'll be food trucks, live music, and activities for the whole family. It kicks off Friday evening and runs through Sunday.
In public safety news, IMPD is investigating a string of break-ins at local coffee shops. Three shops have been hit in the past week, all in the early morning hours. Police are urging business owners to review their security measures and report any suspicious activity.
On a brighter note, we want to give a shout-out to the volunteers at Second Helpings. They've been working overtime to prepare meals for those affected by last night's storms. It's heartwarming to see our community come together in times of need.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
We're keeping a close eye on the severe weather that rolled through central Indiana last night. Several counties reported damage from high winds and possible tornadoes. In Franklin, the roof of a business was extensively damaged. Thankfully, no serious injuries have been reported. Today, we're expecting calmer conditions with partly cloudy skies and highs around 70 degrees.
Over at City Hall, the council approved a new initiative to expand green spaces downtown. This project aims to create more urban parks and pedestrian-friendly areas along Monument Circle. Construction is set to begin next month, so expect some temporary road closures in the area.
In business news, tech giant Salesforce announced plans to add 500 new jobs to their Indianapolis office over the next year. They're particularly looking for software developers and AI specialists. Speaking of jobs, the latest report shows our unemployment rate holding steady at 3%, with the tech and healthcare sectors leading the way in new openings.
Sports fans, mark your calendars! The Pacers are gearing up for a crucial home game against the Celtics this Saturday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. It's a must-win as we fight for playoff position.
In real estate, the market remains hot in Indy. The median home price in the metro area has hit $325,000, up 5% from last year. Neighborhoods like Fountain Square and Broad Ripple are seeing particularly strong demand.
Now for some good news from our schools. North Central High School's robotics team just qualified for the national championships. They'll be heading to Detroit next month to showcase their innovative designs.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don't miss the Spring Fling Festival at White River State Park. There'll be food trucks, live music, and activities for the whole family. It kicks off Friday evening and runs through Sunday.
In public safety news, IMPD is investigating a string of break-ins at local coffee shops. Three shops have been hit in the past week, all in the early morning hours. Police are urging business owners to review their security measures and report any suspicious activity.
On a brighter note, we want to give a shout-out to the volunteers at Second Helpings. They've been working overtime to prepare meals for those affected by last night's storms. It's heartwarming to see our community come together in times of need.
This has been Indianapolis Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.