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Some trails just feel right the moment you step onto them. This Indiana trail is one of those places where the pace naturally slows down, the air feels fresher, and everything around you reminds you why spending time outdoors matters. What makes it stand out is how welcoming it is....

INDIANAPOLIS — All lanes of Interstate 70 are closed after a serious injury crash early Saturday morning. Around 7:30 a.m. May 9, an INDOT alert, citing Indiana State Police, said all northbound lanes of I-65 northbound, near Main Street in Greenwood, were shut down due to a serious injury crash.

I have a weakness for places that make no promises. No curated shelves, no price tags that make sense, no guarantee you’ll find anything at all. That’s exactly the kind of place this is. This massive flea market in Indiana pulls you in with pure chaos and somehow delivers every single time.

INDIANA — A review of available 2025-26 Indiana public school calendars shows many districts across the state are scheduled to finish classes during May 2026, although some systems continue into early June because of weather make-up days or balanced calendars. Among the earliest May ending dates found was May 21, 2026, listed by Indianapolis Public […] The post Multiple schools in Indiana to close...

PLAINFIELD – Duke Energy line workers from Indiana recently advanced from a regional rodeo to represent the company at the International Lineman’s Rodeo in October in Bonner Springs, Kan., where they will compete against top line workers from around the world. The following Duke Energy apprentice line workers...

STATEWIDE — Indiana lawmakers are making sure that veterans are helped and honored every single day of the year at the Statehouse. May is Military Appreciation Month and State Representative Stephen Bartels of Eckerty, a veteran and chair of the House Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee, is one of many Indiana lawmakers putting support […]

As DC Blox eyes the east side for a $2 billion data center, an Indianapolis City-County councilor wants a firsthand look at what could be coming to the Circle City.

Some spots just feel like they belong to a neighborhood in a way no chain restaurant ever could. This east side Indianapolis, Indiana tavern is exactly that kind of place. It is the sort of local hangout people grow up hearing about, where the food is straightforward, the portions are generous, and the hours actually fit real life. What makes it stand out is...

Joe and Lois O’Malia loved Carmel, the city where Joe’s entrepreneurial journey began with the construction of his first grocery store. With a vision to deliver exceptional service, quality, and variety, Joe launched the renowned Joe O’Malia Food Market, which debuted on March 2, 1966, at 10450 N. College Ave. As the business flourished, a second store was added to alleviate traffic at the...

There are places you visit once and forget, and then there are places that pull you back every single time. This Indianapolis, Indiana sports pub is firmly in that second category for me. Tucked inside a hotel setting on the north side of the city, it manages to feel both...