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Arts & Culture

Takuma Sato Will Not Be Slowed Down

Don't bet against defending Indy 500 champion Takuma Sato getting his mug on the Borg-Warner Trophy for a third time.

Tony Rehagen

Arts & Culture

Indy Native And R&B Star Maeta Is Ready To Take Over

The 21-year-old singer’s new EP is out now via Jay-Z’s Roc Nation.

Seth Johnson

News & Opinion

The Coup In Myanmar, Through The Eyes Of Indy’s Chin Community

Chin Community of Indiana board president Peter Thawnghmung speaks about the currently unfolding tragedy in his home country.

Susan Salaz

Latest

1. Detroit-Style Pizza Joint Futuro Is Living On The Edge

Julia Spalding

2. Indy’s Local Bakeries Are Rising To The Occasion

Terry Kirts

3. Windsor Park, Indy’s Booming New Neighborhood

Dawn Olsen

The Dish

Drinks

Hotel Tango Sets Up Shop In Zionsville

The trendy Fletcher Place cocktail spot is expanding its reach to the 'burbs.

Terry Kirts

Dining

The Feed: Remembering Duke’s Dustin Boyer, Gordon’s Milkshake Bar, And More

This week’s roundup of Indy’s hottest dining news.

Sarah Murrell

Dining

A Conversation With Abel Garcia Of Cardinal Spirits

Whether in-house and paired with creative cocktails or as part of a luxe carryout menu, seasonal slow food creations are chef Abel Garcia’s signature.

Terry Kirts

Longform

Business

Can An Indy Startup Conquer Mental Health’s Final Frontier?

MindX Sciences says its blood test could revolutionize mental health treatment — if they can convince doctors and businesses to buy in.

Derek Robertson

Longform

Barbara Baekgaard Isn’t Even Close To Finished Yet

As she opens a new boutique hotel in her home of Fort Wayne, the 82-year-old spiritual leader and retired cofounder of Vera Bradley is proving that ambition never goes out of style.

Megan Fernandez

Education

How Christel House Is Keeping Its Founder’s Vision Alive

Christel DeHaan built her schools like businesses so they could thrive as nonprofits, helping them survive an inevitable hardship: her recent death.

Casey Patrick

Arts & Culture

Zoe LaVerne Is The Tok Of The Town

Greenwood teen Zoe LaVerne’s rise to TikTok stardom has been a soap opera of adolescent rebellion and tears. Maybe that’s why 17 million people are watching.

Lili Wright

Circle City

Arts & Culture

“Junk Meister” Jason Wright Puts His Technological Chops To Creative Purposes

A Southern Indiana craftsman makes funky benches by putting a few extra miles on totaled tailgates.

Susan Brackney

Opinion & Columns

Maintain Wedded Bliss For Four Decades Using This One Weird Trick

My marriage has been almost 40 years of bliss, no thanks to me.

Philip Gulley

Health

The Former IU Hoops Stars Helping Hoosiers Sleep Soundly

Steve Green and Brian Evans are working together to treat sleep apnea and snoring.

Colleen Schena

The Ticket

Entertainment

Could Autonomous Cars Give IndyCar Drivers A Run For Their Money?

Last year saw a surreal Indy 500 without fans. But researchers were already working on the truly unimaginable: an IndyCar race with no drivers.

Tony Rehagen

Arts & Culture

A Sneak Peek Of This Year’s Indy Film Fest

Coming soon to both Tibbs Drive-In and directly to your couch.

Lou Harry

Arts & Culture

How A Middling Hoosier Hooper Became A Sneaker Icon

This Sunday, hear the story of the original Chuck Taylor.

Lily Wray

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Good Life

Arts & Culture

The Bloomington Company Making Homespun, Hand-Painted Decorative Flags

Luna Mercantile Co. blends modern sensibility with old-school technique to create trendy, hand-painted flags.

Susan Brackney

Lifestyle

Our Combo Mother’s And Father’s Day Gift Guide

11 gender-neutral picks that work for celebrating Mom or Dad.

Laura Kruty &
Megan Fernandez

Arts & Culture

Glenn Close’s Costumes And Their Legacy Will Be Commemorated At The IU Art Museum

An exhibit of actress Glenn Close’s costumes opens at the IU art museum this month, joining a collection that highlights the critical part clothing plays in all of our lives.

Linda Vaccariello