Indianapolis, IN
Iconic Indianapolis spot getting a new owner and look
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis spots is obtaining a makeover!
A Hoosier-based programmer bought The Pyramids at University Park previously this month and also is intending to renew the location.
Speedway-based realty investment company, KennMar, obtained the Pyramids at University Park for an unrevealed cost.
The bargain shut previously this month, and also KennMar states it means to make much required upgrades to the outside and also inside. That consists of developing an all new gym, opening up dining establishments like Starbucks and also Panera, and also drawing in brand-new services to the historical place.
KennMar head of state and also chief executive officer, Brent Benge, matured in Speedway and also has actually stayed in Indianapolis nearly all his life. He states handling this task is unique.
“They’re legendary structures,” Benge claimed. “Never ever did I assume three decades earlier, we would certainly belong to redeveloping this yet it’s something we’re delighted around. Something we’re expecting protecting for the city of Indianapolis.”
JLL is associated with the task and also entrusted with drawing in brand-new renters to the structure.
“With such legendary residential or commercial properties, everyone recognizes that they are,” claimed Kevin Gillihan, Elder Vice Head Of State of JLL Indianapolis. “Everybody drives by them and also aims them out. To acquire them and also have the ability to do the upgrades that are coming are actually mosting likely to have the ability to have a huge influence on the marketplace.”
Gillihan states these modern facilities will certainly be type in drawing in services seeking to go back to in-person job after the pandemic.
“Having that in-person atmosphere is essential and also pair that with having actually the updated facilities that bring in leading skill and also leading renters is what will certainly make the Pyramids protrude,” Gillihan claimed.
Designers state they plan to maintain the design that Hoosiers locate so unique and also there will certainly not be several extreme modifications to the outdoors, simply a required renovation.
Redevelopment is anticipated to start in June. It ought to be completed by in the following 12 to 16 months.
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IMPD: No suspect in custody in officer's shooting, but there is no 'ongoing threat'
This article will update.
A police officer was injured in a shooting on the city’s far east side Friday and police were searching late into the night for whoever pulled the trigger.
Police said the event started unfolding shortly after 8:30 p.m. in the 3600 block of North Wittfield Street, near East 36th Street and North Post Road in the city’s Northeastwood neighborhood. The shooting happened after officers responded to the area on a “shots fired” call.
Shortly after the shooting police said the immediate area was not safe and residents were asked to stay inside their homes and avoid the neighborhood. About 11:15 p.m. police said a sweep of the area — including with K-9s — did not surface a suspect, but they did not believe there was an ongoing threat any longer.
Anyone with information or video footage is asked to call 911.
“There’s a lot that we don’t know about this incident. And we’re hopeful that we will learn more later on,” Capt. Shane Foley said during a media briefing at the scene.
The 8-year veteran officer was taken to Eskenazi Hospital in stable condition.
Shortly before 1 a.m., during a briefing at the hospital, Asst. Chief Michael Wooley said a house also was hit by gunfire but no residents were struck. Wooley said no officers fired their weapons and body cameras were activated throughout the situation.
The injured officer suffered gunshot wounds to his abdomen and right arm and was stable after undergoing surgery, Chief Chris Bailey said.
“He is expected to make a full recovery, although (he) is going to be in the hospital for some days,” Bailey added.
Police have not released a description of the suspect in the shooting, who remained at large early Saturday.
“Right now, officers are all over the city, looking for the individual or individuals responsible for what happened,” Bailey said.
Officers will remain in the neighborhood collecting evidence likely past sunrise, he added.
The K9 sweep of the area is complete.
IMPD is not aware of any ongoing threat to the public at this time, however, no suspects are currently in custody.
Media should stage at 36th/N Post Rd just east, but park on the NW corner. https://t.co/Es3zCovZrU
— IMPD (@IMPDnews) July 27, 2024
Second Indianapolis police officer shot this year
This is the second time this year an Indianapolis police officer has been shot. In March an off-duty officer working security at an east side bar on East Washington Street was hit in an exchange of gunfire with at least one suspect. A man who was injured in that shooting died at a local hospital.
The bar where that shooting happened, 11:11 Bar & Grille, located at 9439 E. Washington St., was closed by unanimous vote of the Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission.
11:11 Bar & Grille shooting: State shuts down club where 6 people were shot, including off-duty IMPD officer
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This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indianapolis police officer shot. Suspect at large late Friday
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A police officer was injured in a shooting on the city’s far east side Friday night.
Police said the immediate area around the shooting is not safe and residents are asked to stay inside their homes and avoid the area. Anyone with information or video footage is asked to call 911.
Few details were immediately available, but police said the event started unfolding about 8:30 p.m. in the 3600 block of North Wittfield Street, near the intersection of East 36th Street and North Post Road in the city’s Northeastwood neighborhood. Online police reports indicate the shooting happened after officers responded to the area on a “shots fired” call.
The officer is listed in stable condition, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police said in a post on X, formally Twitter.
People can expect a “large police presence” in the neighborhood for a “significant” amount of time. Police have K-9s in the area searching for potential suspects.
“Officers are actively canvassing and we’re asking people to avoid the area for their own safety,” said Capt. Shane Foley.
Police have not released a description of the suspect in the shooting.
“There’s a lot that we don’t know about this incident. And we’re hopeful that we will learn more later on,” Foley said.
Second Indianapolis police officer shot this year
This is the second time this year an Indianapolis police officer has been shot. In March an off-duty officer working security at an east side bar on East Washington Street was hit in an exchange of gunfire with at least one suspect. A man who was injured in that shooting died at a local hospital.
The bar where that shooting happened, 11:11 Bar & Grille, located at 9439 E. Washington St., was closed by unanimous vote of the Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission.
11:11 Bar & Grille shooting: State shuts down club where 6 people were shot, including off-duty IMPD officer
Bar shooting: Shooting at east side bar injures multiple people including IMPD officer
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