Co-owner Eve Keller said construction and fundraising have caused delays. She’s hopeful the bar will open by the end of 2026.

From left, Libertarian Lauri Shillings, Republican Max Engling, Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard and Democratic candidate ...

Gov. Mike Braun also told reporters this week that he believes the legislature has momentum to do more on childcare policy and funding.

A new Indiana law to address chronic absenteeism in K-12 schools is now in effect, but Hoosier education officials — and at least one state senator — say online misinformation has mischaracterized ...

Imagine this: You’re pregnant and a nonprofit gives you $1,125. You can spend it on anything: prenatal care, transportation to appointments, a crib for your new baby. After you give birth, more cash ...

Indianapolis Public Schools, along with charter schools within the IPS boundary, are asking voters to consider an increased property tax when they go to the polls in November. Without it, IPS could ...

Neighborhood trunk-or-treats, a masquerade, séances, festivals and lots of opportunities to eat candy and wear your costume.

I tried Bike Buddies, which matches new cyclists with mentors who show you how to ride your bike in Indy.

When Genevive George was groped by a patient in an elevator at Eskenazi Health, she called the public hospital’s police force ...

Indianapolis water-conservation advocates support a Boone County utility company’s decision to consider a stream that runs through Lebanon as a water discharge point for the LEAP district instead of ...

Love it or hate it, digital news outlet Black Indy LIVE has more social media followers than the city’s 131-year-old Black press. The outlet, which focuses on Indianapolis’ Black community, is hard to ...

Gordon Haag has lived on about 20 acres in Hendricks County for close to four decades. The pastures have butterflies, deer and horses, old oak trees line the road and the property is surrounded by ...