A New Study Just Ranked the 10 Best Botanical Gardens in America – and...
If you asked most people to guess America's highest-rated botanical garden, the answer would probably be somewhere in New York, Chicago, or the Pacific Northwest...but it's none of those. A new analysis by KÜHL recently looked at visitor reviews from 407 public gardens across the country - not just star...
Severe thunderstorms possible across parts of Indiana Saturday
INDIANA — Parts of Indiana could see strong to severe thunderstorms Saturday as unsettled weather moves across the region, although the greatest risk for widespread severe weather is expected to remain south of the state. According to the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center, portions of southern Indiana
“Get Out of the Left Lane!” Indiana Trooper Finally Stops Every Highway Driver’s Worst...
Indiana State Police trooper stops vehicle for driving below speed limit in left lane, discovers child not properly restrained. If you've ever found yourself stuck behind a slow-moving vehicle camping out in the left lane on the highway, you're not alone. One Indiana State Police trooper recently encountered exactly th
TSA discovers ‘live smoke grenades’ stuffed into peanut butter jars in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (WKRC) - Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials said "live smoke grenades" were found stuffed into peanut butter jars at an airport in Indiana. According to a post to X, TSA officers discovered two live smoke grenades in a traveler's checked luggage last week at Indianapolis International A
Inside look as pilots helping refuel the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds
FOX59 received an inside look as the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds were refueled in the sky.
Concerns persist over plans for former women’s prison site, as city seeks developer interest
The Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development issued a Request for Expressions of Interest to identify a new use for the former Indiana Women’s Prison. The move to gauge interest from developers aligns with neighbors' longstanding concerns about the large site that has sat vacant since 2017. Near Eastsiders h
Eiteljorg Museum hosts 34th annual Indiana Market and Festival
The 34th annual Indian Market and Destival celebrates native arts and cultures with dozens of artists and performances.
This Indiana Bookstore Is a Haven for Banned Books and Challenged Literature
Independent bookstores come in all shapes and sizes, but few have carved out a mission quite like Loudmouth Books in Indianapolis. Known for its thoughtful selection of banned and challenged books, inclusive voices, and community-focused atmosphere, this distinctive shop has become a destination for readers looking bey
Speedway police searching for missing 15-year-old girl
SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Police are searching for a missing juvenile who was last seen in Speedway earlier this month. The Speedway Police Department has requested the public’s assistance in locating 15-year-old Jaylena Smith, who is described as a 5’2″ female weighing 125 pounds. She was last seen wearing a black sweater with
Velvet Plum owner says Noblesville mayor’s comments are a ‘slap in the face’
Kelly Cook, owner of Velvet Plum Vintage & Consignments in downtown Noblesville, realized during the Peony Festival she would need to permanently close her store. All businesses on the square, except for the Velvet Plum, decorated their stores with balloon awnings. When asked why she didn't have one, Cook told a neighb

















