How an Indianapolis neighborhood came to protect the centuries-old Kile Oak
To understand why the Kile Oak continues towering in Indianapolis while other trees have been cleared, you have to learn about the tree’s history.
Ryan Martin, Indianapolis Star
Study: Cash bail disproportionally harms Black, Latino Hoosiers in Marion County justice system
Black and Latino people are more likely to remain stuck in jail — which can result in them losing their jobs, homes and custody of their children.
Pushing Caskets: Facing death every day, Byron Davenport Sr. no longer fears it
The 66-year-old man is hoping the rest of Indianapolis can find healing and acceptance amid the pain, just like he did.
‘It’s going to take people like Lauren Rodriguez.’ A new face is fighting for Indianapolis
The average Indianapolis resident may not know it, but Lauren Rodriguez now holds one of the most important positions in the city.
‘I’ve quickly found a home in Indianapolis’: Bro Krift named IndyStar executive editor
Bro Krift, 45, was named IndyStar executive editor and has worked in the role on an interim basis since July 2021.
Indianapolis crime: List of all criminal homicides in 2022
A searchable database of criminal homicides investigated by Indianapolis police in 2022.
Want to see some of Indiana’s best wildlife? Take this expert advice and go west.
Photographing and observing Hoosier wildlife pairs well with hiking and exploring.
Season for Sharing: Center for Leadership Development wants to help more Indianapolis youth
The nonprofit has evolved since 1977, and now it’s eyeing a big expansion in Indianapolis.
‘She truly was the best mom’: Susan Bayh’s twins reminisce during Indianapolis memorial
Susan Bayh was remembered in an Indianapolis memorial service Saturday. She died of brain cancer in February.
What happens if you don’t remove these invasive plants lurking in your Indiana yard
“If these invasive plants take over the forests, you will have far less insects, you will have far less birds, and our lives will be far less rich.”