Jared Hay

The Bicentennial Torch will travel 3,200 miles through all 92 Indiana counties, hitting 17 state parks, 260 cities, nine rivers and lakes, and 22 universities along the way. All told, the torch will cover about 97 miles a day.

A look at what Indianapolis might look like with its own TV show on the second episode of the Indianapolis Monthly podcast.

Watching is always more fun when you know what you’re doing. Here, the tips and tricks to enjoy the penultimate event in the PGA Tour playoffs.

In the first episode of the Indianapolis Monthly podcast, we have a conversation with new Editor-In-Chief Michael Rubino.

Indy will have reason to tune in to “Dancing With the Stars,” with IndyCar’s James Hinchcliffe and North Central High School’s Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds competing.

At Recess, the fruit might show up in a chunky salsa, offering a sweet/savory accompaniment to fresh fish, or on the dessert course, where Tulip Tree Creamery’s Trillium cheese provides a rich yin to ground cherry jam’s acidic yang.

At the club’s annual competitions, the guys go head-to-head in various events like spot-landing, bomb-dropping, balloon-popping, and streamer combat, where aircraft swoop and fly while trying to cut the 20-foot-long crepe paper streamer trailing behind each plane.

Housemade meats have changed the charcuterie game at area restaurants. We sampled some of the best.

Bonus: The five stages of brew fests, in photos.

Get your wet naps ready, it’s #NationalChickenWingDay.

Here, our favorite tweets from the chaos that has been #Veepstakes.

Letterman told Tom Brokaw he grew the beard because he was tired of shaving every day for forty years.

Now that Indiana’s primaries mean something, the presidential candidates would be wise to get endorsements from our sports heroes.

Indianapolis Monthly will have a reporter and photographer covering the event at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Follow along with live updates below.

The stars are lining up for a big month of May in Indianapolis. Best-selling novelist and Indianapolis resident John Green will serve as the honorary pace car driver for the Angie’s List Grand Prix of Indianapolis on Saturday, May 14.