Hoosier Hall Of Fame: It Happened Here!
The past comes alive at these historic spots-of-significance around the state—some of which are getting a little lift from Bicentennial projects.
Street Savvy: Plainfield
The heart of Plainfield holds one surprise (cool yarn shop!) after another (fantastic bike trail!).
Champions Tennis Tour Hits Fieldhouse
Says Jim Courier of castmates John McEnroe, Mark Philippoussis, and Ivan Lendl, "It's Valentine’s Day, and you’ve got to be with the one you love. I’m going to be with Johnny Mac and Phlip, and Lendl."
Tunnel Vision
Q: With all its second-story pedestrian walkways, downtown must by now be the gerbil-tube capital of the Midwest. How far could a person walk without having to step outside? Christopher W., Indianapolis
Hot On The Trails: The Monon, Updated
How popular is the Monon Greenway in Hamilton County (and Carmel in particular)? Some 450,000 people biked or walked it last year, so it’s no surprise that about $500 million in new development projects have broken ground—or will shortly—adjacent to the trail.
Naysayer: The Superstars Of The Indiana Fever Not Named Caitlin Clark
There's more to the Fever than their star player. This is your primer on the who's making the Fever one of the most exciting basketball teams in the game.
Fruits of the Loop: An Unsung Milestone in Indy’s Downtown Development
Even before its grand opening, the inner loop—31 miles of interstate within I-465, built at a cost of nearly $300 million—had begun paying downtown dividends.
Street Savvy: Fortville
Once a sleepy burg along the “Bee Line” Railroad, Fortville now has a hip Main Street address for artisans, boutiques, and casual eats.
King of the Roc
Billy Roc teaches his students professional wrestling, the art of fake fighting. A sweat-scented garage in Lafayette doubles as his classroom, dubbed The School of Roc. His program is one of a handful in the state to teach the sport.