Arts & Culture

Butler’s Hinkle Arena is as storied as any basketball arena in the country, and this year’s men’s team has showed signs of taking the program back to its successful tradition.

As the Indy Ignite advance into their sophomore Major League Volleyball season, Bertolacci brings experience, passion, and knowledge—by way of Australia and Europe—as the team’s new head coach.

With Monster Jam, the Harlem Globetrotters, and more, it's easy to beat the post-holiday blues.

Here are our top tips for hitting the big event January 16-25 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center.

The longtime fixture of Indy’s jazz and hip-hop communities was recently awarded a 2026 Creative Capital State of the Art Prize.

Hoosiers finish unblemished season, sit atop the state as Indiana’s finest.

Johnson County librarian Lisa Lintner, one of our state’s leading voices for intellectual freedom, insists she’s not a mere guardian of books, but a champion for people.

Another season has passed for the Indianapolis Colts, and without another appearance in the playoffs, fans shift their focus to the future.

Laurel Setser is setting a fresh new standard for the environment at Avon-Washington Township Public Library.

It seems like every tech company wants a piece of Indiana these days, with the giants from Silicon Valley buying up land to construct buildings packed with IT equipment. But while the Hoosier state has typically welcomed out-of-state business, local data center development has drawn opposition across the political map. Read on to learn what’s at stake.