Educators, naturalists, scout leaders, and other youth leaders are invited to experience a variety of activities they can use to teach about the environment during a Project Learning Tree workshop July 18.
“At the end of the day, we’re able to play. It’s different, but it’s basketball.”
The Tournament of Champions for AAU basketball players, is navigating holding games amid the coronavirus pandemic, Indianapolis, Monday, July 6, 2020.
An Indiana nonprofit has released a fiscal study that shows urban and growing counties are struggling to pay for services under the state’s tax system.
Slapfish has opened on Mass Ave. in Indianapolis. The seafood restaurant offers lunch through a counter order system by day and table service at night
Death penalty drugs hard to get: Some makers don’t want products associated with executions. Others want to avoid protests by death penalty opponents.
Four counties in Indiana, as of July 7, have put orders in place, requiring people to cover their faces to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Solar developers across Indiana are leaning into a nationwide trend that could help declining populations of butterflies and bees: planting flowers.
People who try to bicycle through the Arts and Design District or loiter in Carmel’s public garages could soon face fines.
The GOP wants to teach people of color how to be Republicans.