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The Marion County Capital Improvement Board, which owns the city's professional sports stadiums, is poised to vote in favor of the extension Friday morning.

"To stand by some of the things that Donald Trump has said and for Mike Pence to say he’s a devout Christian is contradictory," says Adam Rippon.

Kamala Harris should be looking for the best vice presidential candidate, period. It's Pete Buttigieg, columnist James Briggs writes.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has decided to mandate the wearing of masks in public spaces.

A scrawny kid with a shy grin, near perfect SAT score and dreams of becoming a sportswriter used his battle to inspire.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and wife of Prince Harry, will be the featured guest at a Women's Fund of Central Indiana event Nov. 29.

Aaron Trejo, 16, was charged Monday with murder and feticide in connection with Breana Rouhselang's death, prosecutors said.

Indianapolis author John Green plans autumn release for 'Turtles All the Way Down,' his first book since 'The Fault in Our Stars.'

Tyler Trent's battle against cancer has inspired millions. The Purdue super fan and Carmel resident wrote this guest column for IndyStar.

Police said the two victims were standing near their vehicle on I-70 when they were struck

"Today was Dan Dakich's last day with Radio One," reads an email sent to employees Thursday.

Just below The Parent Brigade's masthead was a quote Hitler used at a Nazi rally in 1935.

Eli Lilly and Co. could eventually perform up to 2,000 tests a day and offer a drive-thru clinic, company officials say.

Haitians have worked ungodly hours to help close production gaps, Leonce Jean-Baptiste writes.

In August of 2017, the Cathedral senior underwent brain surgery to alleviate the epileptic seizures he had battled since birth.

"That was the first time she had seen me standing and walking at all," Schmidt said. There wasn't a dry eye in the room as he danced.

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced that face masks would be mandatory throughout Indiana starting July 27 for anyone age 8 or older.

Tully wrote nearly 2,000 columns for IndyStar over the years, making an impact across Indianapolis.

Despite mismatched name recognition, a DC pollster found Destiny Wells within a few points of Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita this election.

The two were killed in a crash along I-70 over the weekend.

Indianapolis will defy state lawmakers, led by Indianapolis Republican Sen. Aaron Freeman, and move forward a plan to make downtown no-turn-on-red.

Leonard is the first Colt since Duane Bickett in 1985 to win, and the first Colt to win either Rookie of the Year award since Edgerrin James.

"IMPD remains committed to being a department of inclusion and we proudly celebrate the diversity of our city, residents and officers," IMPD said.

Talk of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's political future grew louder Sunday after VP Kamala Harris announced she's running for president.

Police say the gunman, who has not been identified by authorities, is believed to have died by suicide in Indianapolis.

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Politicians and others react after the Hamilton County chapter of the right-wing parent group Moms for Liberty highlighted a Hitler quote.

Fifteen people died from coronavirus in Wuhan, China on Friday, bringing the death toll to 41 people, Chinese officials said.

Police said the two victims were standing near their vehicle on I-70 when they were struck

"Dan Hurley's antics on the sideline are embarrassing."

Around 100 students from CFI school 27 walk out of class Monday afternoon in protest of the "Don't Say Gay" bill being considered in the legislature.

Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will become Indiana Dunes National Park thanks to a bill signed Friday by President Donald Trump.

Rachael Denhollander was the last of more than 100 survivors to testify at Larry Nassar's sentencing Wednesday

Indianapolis author John Green published an eight-minute video to the Vlogbrothers YouTube channel outlining the tax plans of Republican presidential candidates Sen. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett laid out the path forward in Indianapolis at a news conference Thursday about the coronavirus.

Earlier this year, she watched her mother fight a book-banning bill at the Statehouse. This weekend, author Leah Johnson's 'banned bookstore' opens in Indy.

Film adaptation of John Green novel will arrive in theaters on June 19

Just below The Parent Brigade's masthead was a quote Hitler used at a Nazi rally in 1935.

USA Gymnastics has named Li Li Leung to head the organization as it fights for survival.

An author of the federal HIPAA privacy law told IndyStar that Bernard didn't commit any violations.

Opinion: If we are to prepare children to be free-thinkers, their rights to an independent education must come before parents need for control.

IndyStar columnist Matt Tully, who died in October, will be among five honored with induction into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame.

Here's how popular Indianapolis landmarks got their names and what they used to be called.

An investigation has found that, as Gov. Eric Holcomb sought to lure Amazon’s HQ2 to Indiana, state labor officials quietly absolved Amazon.

An author of the federal HIPAA privacy law told IndyStar that Bernard didn't commit any violations.

Clark: 'I have this amazing platform, so I think the biggest thing would be just to encourage people to register to vote.'

Which Sam's Club stores are closing in Indianapolis? Three stores are affected. A total of 419 workers will be impacted by the closures statewide.

Best-selling author traveled to Jordan with UNHCR

At long last, Democrats have leaned into the word “weird," columnist Rex Huppke writes.

The museum called on the government to create a more permanent policy that ensures the humane treatment of immigrant and refugee families.

The vice president will speak to the historically Black sorority Zeta Phi Beta in Indianapolis.

Indiana football leads Division I with the most losses in history. On Saturday, the Hoosiers became the first program to lose 700 games.