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Most alcohol-free cocktails are made with sweet-tasting syrups and juices, but those who prefer tart, bitter, or savory drinks have a growing range of options.

Some consumers balk at a booze-free drink that costs as much as one with alcohol. Here’s why that thinking misses the mark.

Life might feel more stressful than ever, but people are definitely drinking less. We talked to some of Indy’s busiest bartenders to determine why that is—and how they’re adapting.

Vera Bradley bags were a Midwestern status symbol throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. But changing tastes—and a shifting retail industry—have put the Fort Wayne company on shakier ground.

Indy continued to solidify itself as one of the best in the Midwest when it comes to food and drink, with new pizzerias, dirty soda bars, and more among the must-order items of 2025.

The Indiana Fever and other women's sports teams of Indianapolis stole the spotlight this year while podcasts, theater, and art house movies took center stage.

Whether it's nail art, spas, or tattoo parlors, there was plenty to be had when it came to the best services of the Circle City this year.

From vintage clothing or a local store that specializes in typewriters, Indy was chock full of shops that specialize in every Hoosier eccentricity this year.

Once eyed for demolition, a former church and American Legion outpost in the heart of Zionsville takes on a new life as a well-appointed village home that makes the most of its historic lineage and character.

Meet Nate Spangle, the endlessly likable everyman who cheers loudest for the Hoosier state.