Major video and light displays will soon start at Monument Circle. Here’s what you’ll see.
Monument Circle in Downtown Indianapolis will light up with nightly salutes to veterans with image and video projections on the sides of buildings.
Month: September 2019
Lucas Oil Stadium among the best in NFL according to fans
Lucas Oil Stadium was rated one of the best stadiums in the NFL when it comes to atmosphere, food and bathrooms.
Doyel & Derek: Colts lose to Chargers in OT
Join IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and host Derek Schultz as they discuss the Colts losing in overtime to the Chargers.
Breakingviews TV: Ford clunker
The automaker’s bonds fell after Moody’s cut its credit rating to junk. Weak profitability is old news, though, says Antony Currie, and Ford still has net cash. But heavy capital spending needs could force it to reduce the dividend, which may explain t…
A vaping lung disease has sickened hundreds and caused deaths. Here’s what you need to know.
WIth at least 30 cases in Indiana and five deaths nationwide, one here, here’s what to know about mystery lung disease linked to e-cigarettes.
Purdue faculty challenge promise of a Chick-fil-A on campus
Faculty and Purdue’s student body president question whether Chick-fil-A, a polarizing fast food franchise, lives up to the university’s claims about diversity
Indiana judge pleads guilty in fight that led to shooting
INDIANAPOLIS — A southern Indiana judge pleaded guilty Monday to a battery charge stemming from a fight outside an Indianapolis fast-food restaurant during which he and another judge were shot and wounded.
Man suffers fatal gunshot wound to the groin, police say
MICHIGAN CITY — A 29-year-old man suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the groin in a homicide late Monday, police say.
US to commemorate 9/11 victims amid controversy over Trump inviting Taliban to Camp David
Americans prepare to remember the victims of 9/11 while controversy rages about President Donald Trump’s canceled plans to meet with the Taliban.
Donald Trump fires national security adviser John Bolton, citing ‘disagreements’
Trump said John Bolton will no longer serve as his top national security aide, noting that the two “disagreed strongly” on many issues.