Songs, chants and cheers: Softballers get hyped, rally their teams from the dugout
Not every Indiana softball team flexes their voices, but those that do use the chant, cheer and song tradition to have fun and support their team.
Robert Scheer, Indianapolis Star
Dog with 6 legs, 2 penises wasn’t expected to live. Now he’s healthy and has a new home
Raga, a seven-month-old German Shepherd puppy, had numerous abnormal organs at birth, but two surgeries in, the outlook is bright.
‘It’ll be in the next Olympics’: B-boy wants you to understand hip hop, not just rapping
Seoul, the b-boy name of Keegan Loye, opened his studio, 31Svn Street Dance Academy in Fishers, with the intention of spreading his love of hip hop
317 Project: ‘Music fills up my day’
Alice Lee-Hopkins and her lifetime of music continue on as she plays through the pandemic, and sees students over video conference.
Coming soon: IndyStar examines epidemic of deaths in Indiana county jails
More than 300 people have died in Indiana county jails since 2010. IndyStar’s ‘Death Sentence’ series takes a deep dive into the growing problem.
What it takes to keep the climbing routes fresh at North Mass Boulder
‘It’s something you can take to anything, whether its work, or play, or relationships,’ said Thomas Bonifield of climbing routes he’s helped design.
IndyStar’s Pulitzer Prize-winning series on K-9 dog bites honored by City-County Council
On Monday, July 12, 2021, The Indianapolis City-County Council honored the efforts of The Indianapolis Star and the National Reporting Pulitzer it won
‘The struggle is not over’: Hoosiers reflect on King’s legacy
Four Hoosiers talked with IndyStar about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and where America goes from here.
7 Indianapolis business owners talk Shop Black Week and the challenges of 2020
Shop Black Week, a national event, asks folks to support Black businesses as people gear up for the holidays.
6 great Indiana hikes you should try
Hiking in Indiana can be great. Check out these 6 trails.