Opinion & Columns

Preserving the history of 4790 W. 16th St.—the Indianapolis Motor Speedway—is a massive undertaking, to say the least. For new IMS Museum president Michael Good, it’s a labor of love. Taking the reins earlier this year after a stint as president of Performance Racing Industry, the self-proclaimed “car nut” and Indy native is already seeing the fruits of his labor pay off through record attendance and international acclaim.

Our editor-in-chief consults downtown Indy's convention calendar to track the changing seasons.

Fishers White River Park has no grand entrance and no obvious centerpiece. Instead, it hides behind a massive apartment complex. Built largely on land unsuitable for conventional development, the 120-acre site is the fruit of a novel effort to set aside some of the area’s increasingly rare open space for public use—without spending a dime of city money.

Our Indiana expert gives a tutorial on the legalities of various forms of gambling.

Our editor-in-chief reminisces about old-school lunch meat seldom seen on local restaurant menus in conjunction with our June cover feature showcasing sandwiches.

What’s in a temporary street name? Our Indiana expert has the answers.

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.

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