Indy Film Fest: The Local Charm of ‘Zombie Christmas’ The Indianapolis film scene recently buzzed with excitement as the Indy Film Fest showcased a truly unique holiday-themed horror-comedy, ‘Zombie Christmas.’ This local event provided a vibrant platform for independent creators, highlighting the diverse and often unexpected storytelling talent thriving right here in our city. The Dynamic Spirit of Indy Film Fest Indy Film Fest stands as a cornerstone of Indianapolis’s cultural calendar, consistently bringing a … Read More
Indy Leaders Annual City Growth Wishes
Indianapolis’s Annual Holiday Wish List Unwrapped As the holiday season approaches, the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) once again presents its much-anticipated “Holiday Wish List.” This annual tradition offers a unique look into the aspirations of local leaders and stakeholders, highlighting key areas they believe are crucial for the city’s growth and prosperity in the coming year and beyond. A Look at Indy’s Annual Aspirations The IBJ’s Holiday Wish List isn’t just a festive tradition; it’s … Read More
Indy Snow Buddies Neighbors Help Clear Paths
Indy’s Snow Buddies: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Clear Paths As winter storms blanket Indianapolis, a heartwarming initiative called “Snow Buddies” is making a real difference for residents facing mobility challenges. This volunteer-driven program connects those unable to shovel with community members ready to clear driveways and walkways, ensuring safety and fostering a strong sense of local support during challenging weather. What is the Snow Buddies Program? The Snow Buddies program is a crucial local effort designed … Read More
Rivers Colts Comeback Buzz
Rivers & Colts: The 2025 Comeback Buzz Indianapolis sports fans are no strangers to passionate speculation, and the latest rumor to set the city abuzz involves former Colts quarterback Philip Rivers. Whispers of a potential unretirement for the 2025 NFL season have gained traction, leaving many to wonder if we could see the veteran signal-caller back in blue and white. This possibility, though exciting, naturally invites comparisons to other legendary athletes who have famously returned … Read More
Walmart Boycott Calls Spark Merchandise Controversy
Walmart Boycott Calls: What Indianapolis Shoppers Need to Know National calls for a boycott of Walmart are making waves, stemming from recent controversies around merchandise and changes to self-checkout policies. For Indianapolis residents, these discussions could impact your shopping experience and local community dialogue, prompting questions about convenience and corporate responsibility. The Controversy Unpacked: Why the Boycott Talk? Merchandise at the Center: “Black Lives Matter” and Beyond A primary catalyst for the boycott calls involves … Read More
KSU Student Fatally Shot Suspect in Custody
Fatal Shooting at KSU: What Indianapolis Locals Should Know A somber event recently unfolded at Kentucky State University (KSU), a historically Black university located in Frankfort, Kentucky, just a few hours’ drive from Indianapolis. A fatal shooting on campus has led to the death of a 23-year-old student, with a suspect now in custody who has a direct connection to the university community. The Tragic Event Unfolds The incident occurred on Sunday morning, January 21, … Read More
Indy uses AI to fix potholes smarter
AI to the Rescue? Indianapolis Tackles Potholes Smarter Indianapolis drivers know the frustrating reality of potholes all too well. From jarring bumps to costly tire damage, these road hazards are a constant battle for both commuters and the Department of Public Works (DPW). But what if artificial intelligence (AI) could transform how our city identifies and fixes these problematic craters, making our streets smoother and safer faster? Indy’s Pothole Predicament Currently, the process for addressing … Read More