The Westin Indianapolis Undergoes Massive Multi-Million Dollar Renovation
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Hotel in the heart of Indianapolis transforms spaces and introduces new offerings – including the largest television screen in the city – to enhance guest experience
Ten Hands Social Bar & Eatery features the largest television screen in the city INDIANAPOLIS (PRWEB) May 24, 2021 The Westin Indianapolis announced today an extensive multi-million dollar property-wide renovation to transform the hotel’s public spaces and meeting venues, a redesign of all guest rooms and the upcoming debut of new dining venues and additional event space. The project is underway and will be unveiled in three phases with the first phase to be complete early this summer, the second in September, and the third in December. The 575-room hotel, operated by Davidson Hotels, is located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis and acts as a gateway to
The Indiana State Capitol in downtown Indianapolis. (Image by David Mark from Pixabay via Courthouse News)
INDIANAPOLIS (CN) A federal lawsuit challenging a new abortion law claims that forcing doctors to inform patients about a controversial abortion reversal procedure is unconstitutional.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in the Southern District of Indiana, seeks to halt HB 1577, which restricts access to telehealth services for abortion patients and requires doctors to inform patients about a disputed procedure that is claimed to stop medication-induced abortions.
A medication abortion is administered through the taking of two drugs known as mifepristone and misoprostol, 24 to 48 hours apart. If successful, the medications will terminate a pregnancy.
Everyone has their own ideas about motherhood and the role a maternal figure plays in one s life.
With Mother s Day weekend upon us, a group of Region performers will take to the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday at Hobart Art Theater to express their views on the concept, experiences and importance of motherhood.
Giovanni Taliaferro, the Director of Memorabilia Design for Hard Rock International, gave a guided tour of music memorabilia tied to the Jackson family on Wednesday. Listen to your Mother, a production featuring stories of mothers of all types and personalities, will be relayed by a cast of local performers. Their works will be a mixture of styles from monologues and poems to letters.
The Indiana State Capitol in downtown Indianapolis. (Image by David Mark from Pixabay via Courthouse News)
INDIANAPOLIS (CN) Indiana’s Republican governor is asking a state judge to find provisions in a new law unconstitutional because they grant the Legislature emergency powers that are reserved for the executive branch.
Governor Eric Holcomb’s lawsuit was filed Tuesday in Marion County Circuit Court and asks a judge to block House Enrolled Act 1123, claiming it usurps the power granted to the governor under the state’s constitution by allowing the General Assembly to call its own emergency sessions.
The General Assembly passed the law in response to Holcomb’s emergency rules he enacted during the Covid-19 pandemic, including limiting crowd sizes, closing nonessential businesses and implementing a statewide mask mandate.