Indianapolis Swells with Excitement for Big Ten Championship Showdown Between Indiana University and Ohio State
Indianapolis is excited for the Big Ten Championship Game, expecting a large influx of Indiana University and Ohio State fans, with expanded Fan Fest activities and economic benefits for the city.
Contentious Wawa Store and Gas Station Project Approved for Indianapolis' East Side Despite Traffic and Urban Development Concerns
The Metropolitan Development Commission has approved a controversial Wawa store and gas station in Indianapolis, despite concerns about increased traffic and deviation from transit-oriented development goals.
Delphi Murderer Richard Allen Seeks More Time for "Mammoth" Appeal Brief to Challenge Conviction
Richard Allen's legal team requested more time and permission to submit an oversized appeal brief for his 2017 double murder conviction, citing numerous constitutional issues and the complexity of the case.
Indiana Eyes Nuclear Horizons as State Rep. Soliday Champions Small Modular Reactors at West Lafayette Summit
Indiana State Representative Ed Soliday discussed the state's focus on SMRs for future energy needs at the Global Nuclear Energy Economic Summit, with potential economic benefits highlighted.
Fishers Invites Families to Festive Jingle Bell Junction and Night Lights at Nickel Plate District Amphitheater
The Nickel Plate District Amphitheater in Fishers, Indiana, is set for holiday festivities, beginning with Jingle Bell Junction hosted by Fishers Parks, amid a series of family-friendly seasonal events.












