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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana State Police closed an interstate ramp in Indianapolis while they conducted an investigation on Sunday afternoon. According to a notification from the Indiana Department of Transportation, ISP shut down the ramp from Interstate 65 southbound to 21st Street. Public emergency reporting systems indi

There is something strangely frustrating about finding tiny flies around an Indiana kitchen sink. You wipe down the counter, rinse the dishes, empty the trash, and make sure there is no obvious food sitting out, yet a few days later those little flies are back around the faucet or drifting above the drain. Because they

INDIANAPOLIS — LaShelle Brown, warden of the Indiana Women’s Prison, has died. In a post on Facebook, the prison and the Indiana Department of Correction announced Brown’s death Sunday morning. IDOC did not release any information related to Brown’s cause and manner of death in its post. Brown became warden of the Indi

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Open Daily Sun- Wed 11AM- 12AM | Thu 11AM - 1AM | Fri-Sat 11AM - 3PM. 🍕 In the heart of Indianapolis’ vibrant Mass Ave district, one pizza spot has quietly become a local legend. Goodfellas Pizzeria brings authentic New York-style slices to the Midwest with massive portions...

There are bucket list items that require a passport, a trust fund, and a tolerance for long-haul flights, and then there’s the Grissom Air Museum in Peru, Indiana, which requires none of those things and delivers more than most of them ever could. If you’ve been sleeping on this...

There is a herd of bison living in Indiana right now, and the fact that you probably didn’t know that is a situation we need to correct immediately. Kankakee Sands in Morocco, Indiana is out here being genuinely spectacular on a daily basis, and it deserves far more attention than it currently gets.

“Do we need that?” “No.” “Are we getting it?” Obviously. That conversation could happen several times during one shopping trip here. The shelves are crowded with bulk foods, deli items, locally made products, and enough unexpected bargains to make sticking to a list feel unnecessarily ambitious.

Some restaurants come and go, and then there are the ones that quietly outlast almost everything around them. In downtown Indianapolis sits a family-run Italian place that first opened its doors back in 1933 and never lost its footing. Five generations of the same family have kept it running with...

The hype continues to build for Indiana commit Branden Sharpe.