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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.

Editor-in-chief Andrea Ratcliff salutes Month of May stars such as Indianapolis 500 champion Alex Palou and Mini-Marathon participants in this month’s editor’s note.

As a No. 1 seed, the Indy Ignite are set to face rival Omaha Supernovas on Thursday at 7 p.m. in semifinal play.

Meet CAMi, the new Contemporary Arts Museum of Indianapolis. Sitting pretty in a stunningly repurposed 125-year-old dairy barn, the latest Big Car Collective venture is planned to be unveiled May 1 as of this writing, anchoring a wider cultural arts campus that spans a city block on Indy’s near south side.

Local librarian, Mahasin Ameen, put Indianapolis on the map recently after winning the I Love My Librarian award.

Observant drivers might have noticed cameras positioned at intersections and stretches of roads and highways throughout Indiana. These automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, are ostensibly used to catch lawbreakers—and they seem quite good at it. But that’s not what troubles community activists and the ACLU of Indiana. They’re worried about the abuse of ALPR data and a lack of state laws regulating the technology.

Indianapolis native L. Steven Taylor starts his 20th year in The Lion King on Broadway.

Editor-in-chief Andrea Ratcliff raises her pinkie to our April issue cover feature showcasing afternoon tea service in this month's editor’s note.

Our Indiana expert has the truth about the Mother’s Day planting rule.