Students and faculty from the Herron School of Art and Design created the statue as part of a collaboration with the ...

State and federal funding cuts have made escaping from armed abusers more difficult in the post-COVID-19 economy.

The Indianapolis Zoo has lost its accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums after its application for ...

The skating rink, which has been in Perry Township since 1974, just got a fresh remodel. The upgrades include an indoor ...

In honor of Speedway’s 100th birthday, the Speedway Garden Club is giving away 100 trees. Just register for and attend a brief tree care class and the club will give you a serviceberry, redbud, ...

Over the past year, several tech companies looking to build data centers in Indianapolis have faced intense community opposition. Publicly, Mayor Joe Hogsett has taken a neutral position on data ...

If you are interested in a career in healthcare, consider attending one of these upcoming training sessions. IU Health’s Mosaic Center is adding a monthly orientation to help people get connected with ...

October — home to the Libras and Scorpios — brings us tricks and treats as we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, Halloween, early Día de Muertos celebrations, National Book Month and part two of ...

Attendees walk around the parking lot of Holy Name of Jesus' Catholic school and church during Oktoberfest. Credit: Provided photo/ Holy Name of Jesus Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church’s 14th ...

On a recent rainy Thursday evening, Martindale Brightwood resident Jacklyn McMillan Gunn traveled across town to Bethel Cathedral AME Church to hear what councilors had to say about data centers. Her ...

Anthony Kiritsis holds a shotgun to his hostage Richard O. Hall's neck with the wired shotgun near the end of the 62-hour ordeal, Feb. 11, 1977, in Indianapolis. Hall was released without injury and ...

In Indianapolis, the Democrat, faces a challenge from Philip Foust, a Republican who has accused his opponent of being soft on crime.