Indianapolis is a typical Midwestern city: family-friendly, a good place to raise a family, affordable to buy a home, you have to drive everywhere, but not as prone to job losses compared to most of the Midwest/Rustbelt. Indy is a comfortable "large" city to live in with a small town feel--depending on location. Dont live on the east side or the near-west side; it's best to stay outside the I-465 beltway. Traffic is fairly light compared to most cities but is heavy on the north and far south side during rush hour. I-69 is among the heaviest roads. The downtown area has seen significant improvment over the past 15-years or so. You can do many things in Indy that you can in bigger cities. The population is not as diverse--mostly anglo, suburban people. Indy is not a bustling city, and takes its own pace at things. It takes a long time to do any real road work, the skyline has been stagnant over the past 15-years, new sewers are needed, and more job growth is needed. Crime is above the national average but lower than a few years ago--much lower than the most dangerous of US cities. The people like Basketball.. The city is divided in loyalty between Indiana University and Purdue University. It has 2 professional sports teams: the Colts and PAcers. The Colts won the Super Bowl in 2007, and the Pacers have been competitive but without a championship. And dont forget the Indy 500 and the Brickyard 400--the largest single-day sporting events in the world. Indy residents are comparitively friendly, but redneckish in some areas due to the Kentucky influence. Fishers, Carmel, Noblesville, Zionsville, Plainfield, Greenwood, Avon and a few other subrubs--all modest in size compared to most other suburbs in other cities--are nice to live in easily. Hamilton County is seeing the fastest growth and the heaviest growth in the Midwest. Indy has a number of things to do: sporting events, musuems, better shopping than years past, and is within a close drive to Cincinnati or Louisville or Chicago. Indy is basically a growing Midwestern, family-oriented city--much different than the Coastal cities--but nice to live depending on location.
I love my Indianapolis Colts! They will win the Super Bowl this year! Guarantee It!
THE COLTS ARE THE BEST
Indianapolis, Indiana has always been named Indianapolis.
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The capital of Indiana is Indianapolis.Indianapolis is the capital city of Indiana.
There a couple of luxury hotels available in Indianapolis. The most popular hotels are 'JW Marriott Indianapolis', 'Conrad Indianapolis' and 'Hilton Indianapolis'.
Zip code 46235 is in Marion and Hancock Counties in Indiana. The city is Indianapolis.
The address of the Indianapolis Museum Of Contemporaryarts is: 1043 Virginia Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46203
The address of the Indianapolis Police Historical And is: Po Box 44463, Indianapolis, IN 46244