317 Project: A mural garden, cultivated by neighbors, sprouted up in Broad Ripple
Blooms and greenery popped up almost overnight on a white, gravel road in Broad Ripple neighborhood.
Rachel Fradette, Indianapolis Star
He was the 2016 election’s ‘Fake News King.’ Now he’s running for the Indiana Statehouse.
He spread fake news leading into the 2016 election of Donald Trump. But this election, he’s asking the voters of House District 51 to elect him.
‘We can go through it together’: In a challenging world, Trans Solutions empowers Hoosiers
The center is making a home for transgender and gender non-conforming people in Indianapolis.
‘A day of celebration’: Transgender Day of Visibility recognizes, empowers trans people
Every March 31, transgender people and their allies pause to celebrate and reflect on how far the trans community has come.
‘You’re truly not alone’: Mentees become mentors in college prep program for Burmese refugees
The Burmese American Community Institute has offered a college program since 2011. Those who started at the beginning now mentor its next generation.
317 Project: Central Library cafe serves ‘community and coffee over capitalism’
Warm light shines through windows at the downtown Central Library creating a glow around the Double Cupped cafe.
An international market is moving into the former Marsh at 86th and Ditch
The market will feature a Middle-Eastern restaurant, a kosher butcher, a fresh seafood section and an ice cream counter
317 Project: Dancers come to slay, gain confidence in Saucy Stiletto class
The controlled movements reflect in the DanceWorks Indy studio mirror, just south of Lockerbie Square.
Kenny Chesney’s tour to make a stop at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville this May
Tickets for Kenny Chesney at the Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville go on sale Friday.
Here’s the fate of all 13 marijuana reform bills filed in the 2022 legislative session
The 13 bills, a longshot from the start, went without a committee hearing or vote, so they won’t be moving forward.