INDIANAPOLIS — Metro police are searching for a man wanted for a robbery in downtown Indianapolis. The suspect is Tyler Davis, who is 5 feet 10 inches tall and 180 pounds.
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1. The Crossroads of America
Indianapolis (or “Indy” as locals call it) is the capital and largest city of the American state of Indiana. The city is located in the central United States and is within a three-hour drive of many large Midwest cities, including Chicago.
The 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway offers hope to aspiring racers hoping to make their name on the world stage at this famous event held annually on Memorial Day weekend. The track is also home to the National Football League’s Indianapolis Colts and NBA’s Indiana Pacers.
Visitors to Indianapolis IN can tour historic sites, world-class museums and parks. Joggers and rollerbladers enjoy the three-mile Loop Trail at White River State Park while tourists stroll along the Central Canal, where you can often spot gondolas and paddle boats.
2. The City of Festivals
Indy is a family-friendly city with a low cost of living and proud Hoosier heritage. It’s a city that celebrates all kinds of culture. Eat at a farm-to-table restaurant, shop at local boutiques and explore more than sixty pieces of public art. And of course, no trip to Indianapolis is complete without attending one of the many professional sporting events.
Indy hosts the biggest single-day auto racing event in the world, the Indianapolis 500. Sports fans rally year-round for the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts and NBA’s Indiana Pacers. Indianapolis is also home to a national convention-exposition centre and the headquarters of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Other major industries include pharmaceuticals, chemicals, plastics and machinery.
3. The City of Sports
The city is a popular tourist destination for its sporting events and cultural attractions. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts the renowned Indy 500 race, and the city is home to several professional sports teams, including the Colts and Pacers.
The family-friendly city offers a low cost of living, rich heritage and prideful Hoosier hospitality. Residents enjoy an active lifestyle, with 212 parks and 136 miles of trails, and many other recreational opportunities.
Bike along the city’s first-of-its-kind cultural trail that connects many of the city’s landmarks and neighborhoods. Then, sample local craft beer at any of the city’s 17 breweries or enjoy live music at a venue where rock stars once played. There are also plenty of dining, shopping and entertainment options. The city is a major transportation hub, with air, rail and highway connections to the rest of the country.
4. The City of Innovation
Located near major highway, rail, and air transportation, Indianapolis is an important manufacturing centre. Pharmaceuticals and chemicals, machinery, plastics, wood products and transportation equipment are produced here. In addition, Indianapolis is a major centre for financial services and retail distribution.
Urban work cultures are characterised by the concentration of specialised competences and skills connected to specific industrial/service sectors and recurring organisational patterns (Dvir and Pasher 2004). Cities act as final testbeds for innovation generated or imported within them and they also nest/incubate sprouts of local innovation through their capacity of creative problem solving.
Indy is an active city, with 212 parks, 136 miles of trails, 23 recreation and nature centres, 13 golf courses, 129 playgrounds and more than a dozen dog parks. After a day of exploration you can relax with an ice cold beer at one of the 17 local craft breweries or rub shoulders with pro athletes and Hollywood actors at 1933 Lounge above St. Elmo’s Steakhouse.
5. The City of Kindness
With its thriving, culturally-rich neighborhoods, Indianapolis is the gateway to a diverse and friendly America. The city invites you to discover a fresh perspective on life through the lens of kindness.
Research shows a significant ‘Kindness Gap’ exists globally in cities with only 37% of citizens feeling their current city is a kind place to live and work. Responding to this, Lenovo’s Kind City project aims to bring an empathetic future to life through insight from global research and public participation.