Peter Blanchard is a reporter for the Indianapolis Business Journal, with a focus on local news in Indianapolis and the state of Indiana. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Daily Journal, Indiana Lawyer, and Inside INdiana Business. Peter covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, and economic development.
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Peter Blanchard's coverage shows a strong focus on local politics and government affairs in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. He frequently covers announcements from the state budget committee, legislative leaders, gubernatorial candidates, and new lawmakers in the Indiana General Assembly.
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By: Garrett Simms
A poem, candy and song at the late Sen. Breaux’s goodbye
Henry Bell, an Indy DPW driver, watches for traffic on his Friday pickup route on March 22, 2024. (Provided Photo/Pete Blanchard/Mirror Indy)
The road construction season is underway in Indianapolis. Here’s a look at some of the construction projects affecting traffic around town.
BWI LLC has constructed 37 housing units, a project known as Canal Village, throughout the Northwest Landing neighborhood.
Cyclists get ready to cross 86th Street to continue their path on the Monon Trail on June 12, 2023, on the north side of Indianapolis. A wreath memorializing Frank Radaker is seen at right near the crosswalk. (Provided Photo/Mirror Indy/Kelly Wilkinson/USA TODAY NETWORK)
Rena Allen speaks to fellow Democrats after winning a caucus to represent District 15, which includes parts of the far east side. (Photo by Peter Blanchard/Mirror Indy)
Sanai Taziyah poses for a portrait May 28, 2024, at her Indianapolis home. (Photo by Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy)
Lykisha Hardiman signs a document June 18 at the Second Chance Workshop at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Hardiman will be able to reinstate her license without paying previously required fees. (Provided Photo/Alayna Wilkening via Mirror Indy)
IndyGo has received a nearly $22 million federal grant, some of which will go toward for dedicated bus rapid transit lanes for the Blue Line.
By: Peter Blanchard
City officials hope a new approach called “tactical urbanism,” which aims to make streets safer through short-term, low-cost projects.
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