Officer Anthony Johnson and 9-year-old Mark Braster met again at IMPD North District after their Colts game encounter.

Free ’80s Night hits Main Street Thursday with live bands, trivia at Rush on Main, and cassette-tape gift bags.

St. George Orthodox Church's centennial festival draws thousands to Fishers with kebabs, dancing and a peek inside its Hagia Sophia-inspired sanctuary.

Levi Post, 19 months old, beat out more than 500 applicants for a spot in the NDSS video presentation.

A Casey's on State Road 57 sold the winning Hoosier Lotto ticket, but the jackpot holder has until March 1, 2027 to step forward.

Big Car Collaborative's mobile parklet, built by artist Brose Partington, helped inspire Monument Circle's SPARK program. It drew nearly 62,000 visitors last summer.

Volunteers will unload canned goods, cleaning supplies and generators straight from cars at the Lucas Estate Thursday, weeks after historic White River flooding hit Carmel.

Indianapolis's historic Crown Hill Cemetery opens three private family mausoleums to the public for one night only on September 2.

The 2026 summit adds Fort Wayne and Evansville hubs after nearly 1 million Hoosiers reported going without meals.

The historic Old Northside mansion kicks off three storytelling nights, starting with a harp duet on Thursday.

Called to Care brings back its Lucas Estate fundraiser on September 11, after raising $300,000 for Peyton Manning Children's Hospital last year.

The actor's win covers a funding gap after federal cuts hit Middle Way House, the domestic violence shelter his late mother-in-law ran for 30 years.

At Avondale Meadows Middle School, 13 of 21 staff members are Black or minority men — a rarity that has students calling teachers family.