Indy Readies for 2026 Men’s Final Four Extravaganza Indianapolis is once again set to shine on the national stage as it gears up to host the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four in 2026. As a city steeped in basketball tradition, locals know there’s nothing quite like the energy and excitement this premier collegiate event brings, transforming our downtown into a vibrant hub of fan activity and competitive spirit. Indianapolis: A History of Hoops Excellence Often … Read More

Indy DPW Monitors Roads for Frosty Conditions Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) crews are actively monitoring roadways across the city as temperatures drop, creating potential frosty conditions. With the mercury hovering around freezing, particularly overnight and in the early morning hours, Indianapolis drivers need to be exceptionally vigilant for slick spots. DPW’s Proactive Monitoring Strategy As the weather shifts, the Indianapolis DPW swings into action, prioritizing public safety. Their crews are not waiting for … Read More

Indiana 2024 Election: How to Follow Results Locally The 2024 General Election in Indiana is pivotal. As Indianapolis locals prepare to vote, knowing where to find accurate, real-time results is essential. IndyStar.com will be your comprehensive resource for tracking outcomes across Indiana, from statewide races to local Marion County contests. Your Guide to Election Night on IndyStar.com When polls close on Election Day, attention shifts to vote tabulation. IndyStar.com will host a dedicated, dynamically updating … Read More

Indy’s Fourth of July: What’s Open and Closed This Year As Indianapolis prepares for its Independence Day celebrations, understanding what services and businesses will be available is crucial for a smooth holiday. From planning your fireworks viewing to backyard barbecues, knowing ahead of time what’s open or closed can save you from unexpected surprises across the city. Government Services and Public Offices Federal, state, and local government operations will largely observe the holiday, meaning most … Read More

Assault at New Whiteland Walmart Sparks Safety Debate A disturbing incident at a New Whiteland Walmart, south of Indianapolis, has sharply raised questions about retail worker safety. An employee, injured in a violent assault during a loss prevention interaction, is now involved in a significant legal battle. This event resonates throughout the Indianapolis metro area, urging locals to consider protections for front-line retail workers. New Whiteland Incident Details On October 26, 2022, at the New … Read More

Social Cantina Expands North: Ironworks Gets New Mexican Spot Indianapolis’s vibrant dining scene is about to get even more exciting with the upcoming opening of Social Cantina’s sixth location. The popular Mexican eatery is setting its sights north, bringing its distinctive flavors and lively atmosphere to the bustling Ironworks at 86th Street and Keystone. New Flavors for the North Side: Social Cantina at Ironworks One Hospitality, the local restaurant group behind several beloved Indianapolis establishments, … Read More

Remembering Nancy Kaylor: An Indianapolis Luminary Indianapolis mourns the passing of Nancy Kaylor, a beloved resident whose life was a testament to dedication, community spirit, and an unwavering commitment to enriching the lives of others. Her contributions to our city, both professional and personal, leave an indelible mark on the hearts of many Hoosiers. Early Life and Deep Hoosier Roots Born in 1948, Nancy spent her entire life rooted in the vibrant culture of Indianapolis. … Read More