One of Indiana’s biggest interchanges is marking construction milestones.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is shifting its speed cameras to a new highway work site as it continues to refine the system.

A new report is out as part of an ongoing, extensive study of the highway system in Indianapolis. The public is again invited to weigh in on possible projects and solutions inside the I-465 loop.

Indianapolis will receive $15 million in federal grants to increase public access to electric vehicle charging stations throughout the community.

A study to envision interstate changes in Indianapolis is underway, and insights from the latest phase of the ProPEL study were out this week.

Starting this week commuters on the southeast side of Indianapolis will be greeted with new features on Interstate-465. The change will be new systems called ramp meters, a variable speed limit system, and dynamic message signs.

Researchers at Purdue University have teamed up with the Indiana Department of Transportation to create a highway that could charge electric vehicles as they pass over it - removing any need to stop.

The goal is to lessen the fear of running out of power on the road, something that can keep people from adopting EVs. And 40 percent of the benefits of the program are supposed to go to disadvantaged communities. But an equity group said the state isn't putting in the effort to make sure that happens.

The completion of a key interstate puzzle piece is in sight as the last section of I-69 in Marion and Johnson counties finishes construction this year.

The Indiana Department of Transportation project will add more than 1,100 additional parking spots for semi-trailers at these rest areas and welcome centers.