Circle City

Mass transit in Indy is about to look a whole lot different.

Those who wish to see the already-standing definition of marriage added to the Indiana Constitution seem to know that it might be now or never.

The Moore family started Urban Patch—and revitalizing their neighborhood—by purchasing an abandoned house with a credit card.

"The Hoosierist figured he would need to chat with two or three government wonks to find a definitive answer for this one. Instead, he discovered the City of Indianapolis’s municipal code absolutely obsesses over tree maintenance."

For these boys and girls, the most important car race of the year isn’t the Indianapolis 500; it’s the Soap Box Derby.

Q: Think you could still squeeze into that old Batman costume? A: I’m wearing it now.

 

James E. O'Donnell, a survivor of the U.S.S. Indianapolis tragedy and a retired Indianapolis firefighter, died on Jan. 9. He was 92. In tribute to his storied life, we offer this July 2005 feature about this remarkable man.

#LoveIndy, Zoolala, and organized Porch Parties headline the best of fun and games in Indianapolis.

"I’m a restless IU fan. To be fair, I think people forget where the program was when Crean got there. But if Brad Stevens availed himself, if he was more forthcoming about expressing an interest in the job, that would make me very happy."