IU basketball and football fans, you get two great beat writers for the price of one
Seven years after Dustin Dopirak left the Herald-Times, he’s back, to take his old position as Indiana beat writer, which he held from 2009-14.
Seven years after Dustin Dopirak left the Herald-Times, he’s back, to take his old position as Indiana beat writer, which he held from 2009-14.
IMS president Doug Boles: ‘I think we want to have it back again on the road course. I don’t think this has any impact.’
Here is the local prep football schedule for Aug. 20-21.
The Newberry Library and The Pattis Family Foundation have launched a new annual book award celebrating literature that “transforms public understanding of Chicago, its history, and its people.”
It’s still important to get tested if you’re feeling sick. Here’s how to get tested for COVID-19 in Indiana.
Indianapolis’ Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie is showing new movies in its three theaters, which open this week.
From fleeing civil war in Liberia to living on the city’s far east side, meet Indianapolis’s first Black deputy director of planning.
Liberty Place @ Lockerbie Square will include 11 units in five buildings on a plot of land at the corner of North Street and Park Avenue.
Derris Ross, 31, was born and raised near 42nd Street and Post Road. A former gang leader, he’s now investing in and rebuilding the community.
RailCats starter John Sheaks was perfect through six innings, but the Lincoln SaltDogs rallied for a 2-0 home win over Gary Sunday afternoon.