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For three decades, Indiana’s most disturbing serial killer flew under the true crime radar. In 1996, at least a dozen bodies were found at a Westfield estate belonging to wealthy businessman Herb Baumeister, but it wasn’t until recently that podcasters and filmmakers caught wind of the case. Will national attention heal the scars left by this tragedy? Or will the current obsession with murder turn a vicious Indy predator into a pop culture star?

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis hits its century mark this year, cause for the city’s grandest birthday party. Here’s how the world’s largest children’s museum has fueled generations of imaginations.

As Indiana makes a play for the title of women’s sports capital of the world, the new Indy Ignite pro volleyball team is ready to light a fire under a game that has been overlooked for too long.

Fountain Square–based creative agency and label Absorb. is quietly making waves in the music industry.

Indy’s most renowned public university, IUPUI, is splitting in two. Will the fissure leave liberal arts programs on the sidelines?

Fifty years ago, The Riviera Club was sued over its discriminatory membership and guest policies. Now its a beloved summer retreat for Indy's north siders.

She contested a drug suspension while living in the sport’s unlikely hinterlands of exurban Indiana. In the heat of her battle, Tara Moore found a new life to fight for.

Earth may have yet to endure a War of the Worlds–level invasion, but our ecosystem isn't so lucky. Here are the species plaguing Indiana and how you can combat them.

With all eyes on her, superstar Caitlin Clark makes the jump to the Fever and the WNBA, embarking on a professional career in Indiana where basketball is on the biggest stage.

A member of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi shares the lessons he’s learned from his relationship with nature.