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Scott Jones Got Rich Inventing The Next Big Thing. Can He Reinvent Himself?

Indy’s most prolific, flamboyant entrepreneur says he's burned through his fortune of more than $400 million amid lavish spending, a high-profile business failure, and a nasty divorce.

Adam Wren

Arts & Culture

What Are You Wearing — And Why Isn’t It Made In Indy?

For a decade, Pattern has built up a fashion industry in Indianapolis. So where are the clothes?

Amanda Kingsbury

Arts & Culture

A Massive Digital Gallery Is Coming To Newfields

Newfields’ massive digital gallery, THE LUME, debuts on the top floor this month. The multisensory experience sheds light on art in a dramatic new way.

Susan Salaz

Latest

1. A Conversation With Bloomington’s Own Durand Jones And The Indications

Seth Johnson

2. The New Podcast Offering Lessons On How To “Be A Good Homebody”

Ella Tobias

3. Good Bones Recap: Season 6, Episode 5

IM Editors

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 Living Room Theater’s Tasty New Addition

Snack on more than just Popcorn and Milk Duds at the new Bottleworks movie house.

Terry Kirts

Dining

The Feed: The Spark, West Fork Whiskey’s Agritourism Project, And More

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

Sarah Murrell

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

How Chris Baggott Built One Of The World’s Busiest Kitchens

ClusterTruck revamped itself during the pandemic into an extremely busy kitchen.

Terry Kirts

Longform

“Addiction Wants You Alone, And Then It Wants You Dead”

The forced isolation of the pandemic sparked a surge in deadly overdoses in Indy and around the country. My cousin was one of them.

Matthew Gonzales

Home

Mina Hawk’s Quest For “Attainable Comfort” — And Great Reality TV

Good Bones star Mina Hawk has relatable charm in spades, not to mention hammers and nail guns. Can she build on that?

Megan Fernandez

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

Arts & Culture

How Sweetwater Beat The Pandemic Odds

For the Fort Wayne musical instrument behemoth Sweetwater, the past year-plus' outlook has been surprisingly upbeat.

Tony Rehagen

Opinion & Columns

Heaven Can Wait — At Least Until My Retirement Runs Out

I have a few things I want to do before I die. When, exactly, that happens is a dispute between my financial planner and the Internet.

Philip Gulley

The Ticket

Arts & Culture

“Saturday Night Fever” Is Coming To The Civic Theatre

For their first full-attendance show in more than a year, a group of young thespians from around central Indiana are putting on the 1970s-era classic.

Ellie Margulis