Arts & Culture

IMS president Doug Boles is expecting 350,000 guests for this month’s Indianapolis 500. A lifelong race fan, this excites him, but also has some intimidating components. Boles, 59, became president of IMS in 2013 and of IndyCar last year. With his hectic May schedule, he and his wife, Beth, spend the month in their camper at the Speedway.

Calling all bibliophiles and race fans. Add a few of these new titles from authors with Indianapolis 500 connections to your Month of May reading list.

At a glance, they look like cute garden decor. But this turtle trio hiding in plain sight on the grounds of the Indiana State Museum has a story to tell.

While now a piece of the Chicago Bears future, Westfield native Dillon Thieneman's work ethic began at a young age and hopes to be the driving force to his success in the NFL.

Indiana Pacers follow up NBA Finals run with worst season in franchise history.

The Carmel native and Butler alum who was named Big East Goalkeeper of the Year in 2017 has come home. As the newest guardian of the net for Indy Eleven, he steps into the spotlight this season with sharp instincts, big-game experience, and the kind of quiet confidence fans love to see between the posts. Grab your scarf and get ready.

In a familiar repeat of much of the regular season, the Indy Fuel had trouble keeping pace with their first round playoff opponent, the Fort Wayne Komets.

With 50 years of the Indy Mini-Marathon in the books, we take a look back at some of the most notable moments during its storied history.

The Mini-Marathon was consistently dominated until the mid-1990s, when the race began to attract the attention of Kenyan runners.