What happened in fiery tanker crash
Battalion Chief Rita Reith of the Indianapolis Fire Department explains what happened at the scene of the fuel tanker crash and explosion in Indianapolis on Feb. 20, 2020.
Battalion Chief Rita Reith of the Indianapolis Fire Department explains what happened at the scene of the fuel tanker crash and explosion in Indianapolis on Feb. 20, 2020.
A fuel tanker has overturned and caught fire near I-70 and I-465 on the city’s east side, closing lanes on both interstates. The driver escaped but was badly burned, and he died two weeks later in the hospital.
&#…
Indianapolis police have made four arrests in the brutal slayings of four young people in an east-side apartment on Feb. 5, 2020. Here’s how those slayings shocked the city.
An amusement park on Lake Shafer in Monticello, long called Indiana Beach, entertained generations of Hoosiers before it closed in February 2020.
Free help from IndyStar’s Call for Action hotline is as close as a phone call or a few mouse away. Here’s how you can assistance with your consumer problem.
Teens aren’t getting enough sleep, which is one reason why Hamilton Southeastern Schools is considering changing its start times. Here’s why that’s controversial.
IndyGo Red Line riders are a diverse group, including Indianapolis residents heading to jobs, students going to classes and people just doing errands, such as doctor appointments. Here’s a closer look.
“Hamilton,” the hip-hop musical about Alexander Hamilton, had an amazing run in Indianapolis in December 2019. Here’s a look at Broadway shows that were a big hit here over the years.
The BlueIndy electric car-sharing service was hailed as an eco-friendly transportation option when it launched in Indianapolis in September 2015. But it failed after less than five years for a number of reasons.
…
The Hamilton Heights and Sheridan school districts are growing popular with transfer students from neighboring Hamilton County communities. Here’s why.