This Indiana’s Enormous Bookstore Holds Thousands Of Literary Finds
Bookstores that erase the clock are rare finds. This one belongs firmly in that category. Some Indiana shops make you lose all track of time. It packs books, gifts, and cafe treats into one welcoming space. The layout feels curated yet somehow deeply cozy. I visited on a quiet morning...
BMV Debunks Flock Camera Rumor
(Indianapolis, IN) - The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles has addressed a misconception about the state’s popular Blackout license plate. Rumor has it that the special black-and-white plates are easier for automated license plate readers, or Flock cameras, to scan than any other Indiana plate. Officials with the BMV...
Why Locals Are OBSESSED With This Cozy Breakfast Gem in Indianapolis, Indiana
Open Mon–Fri, 7 AM–2 PM | Sat–Sun, 7 AM–3 PM. Start your Indy morning at Wild Eggs, where downtown workers, visiting families, and hungry brunch fans all gather for comforting plates and friendly smiles. The vibe is relaxed, the coffee is hot, and the menu leans...
Data Centers Closing In On Historic Areas Of Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS — The Jefferson Proving Ground – a former firing range and weapons test site in Madison that closed in 1995 – is 55,000 acres of multi-purpose land. The military still uses the old bombing range. Hunters traverse the portion established as part of Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge. And volunteers care for
Woman Injured in Shooting at Indianapolis Hotel
INDIANAPOLIS — A shooting that injured a woman at a hotel on Indianapolis’ south side Saturday night is under investigation. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said officers were called to the Motel 6 in the 4300 block of Southport Crossings Way just after 9:30 p.m. on a report of a person shot. Arriving o
Crime gun crackdown delivers major results across Central Indiana removing 143 firearms and nearly...
Indianapolis, Indiana – A small device that can turn a handgun into a machine gun is easy to hide, but its impact can be devastating. Indiana investigators say 14 of those conversion devices have already been taken out of circulation this year. That figure is only one part of...
The Fascinating Indiana Museum That Won’t Cost You A Dime
Indiana has been quietly hiding one of the most extraordinary free museums in the entire country, and it’s sitting right on the Indiana University campus in Bloomington. The Eskenazi Museum of Art is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever paid for entertainment in the first place.
The AI Boom Is Prolonging Indiana’s Fossil Fuel Era, With Hidden Costs for Water
JASPER COUNTY, IND. — Growing up in the shadow of a coal plant in rural Indiana gives a child a unique relationship with the passage of time. As a little girl in the small town of Wheatfield, population 900, Barb Deardorff recognized the months by the height of the cornstalks and beansprouts which grew on her family’s
11 Indiana Towns Where Rising Property Taxes Are Pushing Families to Move
Property taxes have become a growing concern for homeowners across Indiana, especially in communities where rising home values and continued development have pushed tax assessments higher. For many families, the increase has made monthly housing costs more difficult to manage, prompting some to reconsider where they li
Heavy rain threat ends tonight, warmer & drier days coming back soon
Central Indiana will experience a few showers and thunderstorms today, followed by mostly sunny and warmer days with highs reaching the upper 80s and lower 90s, and heat and humidity returning by the middle of next week.

















