Like many eastside teenagers in the early 2000s, Lindsey Baker and her friends spent a lot of time at Washington Square Mall. Parents would drop them off and they’d spend hours there — buying caramel ...

Where: Rackshire, a Hobbit-inspired village of 11 structures on 3.5 acres at 4428 W. State Road 44, Connersville “All that kind of went hand in hand, the fantasy,” he said. His children grew up with ...

Lawrence Mayor Deb Whitfield introduced a $56 million budget for 2027 and said the city is in better shape than last year.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested 426 individuals across Indiana during a five-day operation that began Aug. 30 to Sept. 3, which the agency called “Ope ...

NESCO will host a town hall to discuss environmental issues on the near east side of Indianapolis Sept. 24, 2026.

The northside Indianapolis road was washed out in floodwaters. Indy officials hope U.S. funds will pay for reconstruction.

Annual one-night count in January of people experiencing homelessness was extended because of bitter cold weather.

As Warren Township prepares to bring fifth graders back to elementary schools next year, administrators say some students’ ...

To address those concerns, Mindy Westrick Brown, a lawyer with Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath who represents Sabey Data ...

A leading figure in the movement to preserve Black history across Indiana is leaving her role at Indiana Landmarks. Eunice Trotter, director of the nonprofit’s Black Heritage Preservationist Program, ...

Enroll Indy charges an annual fee to IPS and charter authorizers based on the number of students served.

Enroll Indy dropped its fee to charter school authorizers and Indianapolis Public Schools for one year after the district said last week it was leaving the enrollment website shared by IPS and most ...