How a racing photographer showed the city’s pothole problem in a new light
Remembering Chris Bucher, whose photos will appear in an Indiana State Museum exhibit Feb. 28.
IPS elementary parents worry about budget cuts
Parents have heard more art, music, gym and computer science teachers could split time between schools
Butler students put toxic media culture on trial in ‘Lorena: A Tabloid Epic’
The play, which runs Feb. 25-March 1, offers a new view into one of the most polarizing stories of the 1990s.
A $2M roundabout, new roads and water infrastructure in Speedway
Town officials talked about successes and challenges Feb. 19 at the State of the Town.
arts & culture
Traditional Chin dress: A celebration of culture and pride
Hundreds gathered Feb. 21 to honor Chin National Day on the south side of Indianapolis.
In a strip mall on 38th Street, a seamstress finds her perfect fit
When firefighters or fly guys need something tailored they go to 65-year-old ‘Silo,’ who grew up sewing in Mexico City.
Call and leave a message for a woman who inspires you
For Women’s History Month, we invite you to honor a woman, past or present, who’s changed your life.
Mothers and daughters can write to each other at this event
Author Melissa Fraterrigo will host a free writing workshop and talk about her new memoir, “The Perils of Girlhood” on Feb. 27.
Indians partner with GANGGANG to reimagine Negro Leagues tribute
The Indianapolis Indians are teaming up with local creative advocacy group GANGGANG for a year-long partnership to overhaul the team’s annual tribute to the city’s Negro Leagues history.
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