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Old Restaurants in Indiana We Wish Would Come Back Indiana has long been a food-loving state. From drive-ins to fine dining, our local restaurant scene has seen unforgettable places come and go. Whether you grew up in Indianapolis, Bloomington, Fort Wayne, or beyond—chances are you still crave a slice of the past....

So even though it’s more than a week away the WNBA All Star game, the events are already coming. It doesn’t matter what you think about the WNBA, what matters is Indianapolis… I hope looking good. And hey, to all the parents out there, 14-, 15- and 16-year-olds, how about you don’t let your kids shoot anybody, huh?...

This story includes graphic depictions of animal abuse. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department arrested Krystal Scott on June 27 after finding recent evidence of animal cruelty and an open federal warrant for her arrest. She’s in custody after she may have violated the terms of her supervised release for...

A 2-year-old toddler was hospitalized after overdosing on their grandfather's THC edibles, and the grandfather, Demetrius Barnes, was arrested for neglect of a dependent and interfering with reporting a crime.

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis mother is charged with felony sex trafficking after police say she tried to sell off her infant daughter to a man for sex in exchange for $400. Morgan D. Stapp, 32, was arrested this week at a home in the 2400 block of Union Street on the near south side of […]

Best School Districts for Families Moving to Indiana. Moving to a new state is never easy, especially for families with school-aged children. Whether you’re relocating for work, returning to your roots, or simply looking for a fresh start, choosing the right school district can make all the difference. Indiana...

Candice Strayhorn was scheduled to be formally charged with a low-level felony count of assisting a criminal, a low-level felony count of neglect of a dependent, and a misdemeanor count of unlawful carrying of a handgun after a shooting left a man in critical condition.

During the 1950s and 60s, an urban legend caused one homeowner to put a fence around his property when people were constantly showing up to see his house in person. Every place has its urban legends, and Indiana is no exception. Britannica describes urban legends as nothing more than local folklore.

For months residents on the southeast side of Indianapolis have been fighting a planned data center project in their backyard without knowing the name of their foe, just that it's an anonymous Fortune 100 company. But now, through an apparent slip, residents have a name behind the sprawling development: Google. The...

Like most people during 2020, Jordyn Tynes and Brittany Rice craved social interaction and connection during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, the duo created a small social group for moms to unwind, connect and find relief from the isolation of the then-ongoing pandemic after connecting with other like-minded moms via...