Meet The Entrepreneurs Working To Diversify Indy’s Arts Scene
Malina Jeffers and Alan Bacon believe their nonprofit GANGGANG can elevate the city's artists of color. The heavier lift? Ending racism.
Will The Fifth District Follow America’s Suburbs Left?
Indiana’s 5th Congressional District could indicate a national suburban shift toward the Democratic Party.
Long Shot
Milan could be any small Indiana town—except, of course, for its high-school basketball team, which won the state title almost 60 years ago. Now, a few locals are trying to adapt that history into a basketball museum and a bid at reviving their town. But could Milan’s legacy actually be what keeps it from moving forward?
What Are You Wearing — And Why Isn’t It Made In...
For a decade, Pattern has built up a fashion industry in Indianapolis. So where are the clothes?
Inside The New Madam Walker Netflix Drama
The Netflix miniseries on Walker is an overdue tribute that some say strays too far from her roots.
Susan Cox Is No Longer Here
The blinds were drawn. A feeling of certainty fell peacefully over the room, and with it, relief. Karen leaned over the bed, over Bethany and Susan, and began to pray. All three of them so close together, waiting.
How The Jill Behrman Case Informed Michael Koryta’s New Novel
This was the story that "kept circling through my mind."
The Promise Of Andrew Luck
Are you prepared for the most dramatic transition in Colts history? Andrew Luck is.
Gwendolyn Rogers’s Bittersweet Path To The Cake Bake Shop
“I am tired of being the girl cooking,” Rogers says. “I want to be the girl having the party. That was a goal: To get to that next level where someone else would cook for me. What would that feel like? I am still working on that part.”









