Jared Hay

2014 Voice champ and IUPUI graduate will sing “Back Home Again in Indiana” with accompaniment by the Indianapolis Children’s Choir for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 this year.

On behalf of victimized Patriots fans everywhere, a group of Patriots fans filed a lawsuit against the NFL, Commissioner Roger Goodell, and Robert Kraft. Yes, that Robert Kraft.

Meanwhile, tensions between drivers and cyclists seem more heated than ever. From my viewpoint—while some rogue cyclists flout the road rules—a collision between a 15-pound bike and a half-ton car typically ends with only one loser.

Laying down on the gas feels a little bit like a go-cart, but no one designed an urban road for V-8 engines in the first place, no matter what car commercials show you.

The “Veep” brings out all our insecurities with one dreary photo.

From quoting Forrest Gump to a St. Elmo shout-out, Manning delivered a fitting farewell to his 18-year career.

“Ladies and Gentlemen, start your engines. And let the bass drop!”

The @IgersIndy crew is planning their next meet-up (#circlecitysesh33) at Fort Harrison State Park this Saturday starting at 10 a.m. With a fresh coat of snow this week, the Instagram forecast calls for a blizzard of brilliant photos from the crew this weekend.

“Most local sports media taking a tongue lashing today! Not easy forecasting the future is it? Welcome to our world! Signed, Meteorologist”

Celebrate longform journalism with us. From December 20 through December 31, we’re sharing our favorite longform pieces. Check IndianapolisMonthly.com every morning and afternoon for a new favorite from years past.

“This is what happens when you push all your chips to the center of the table on a bluff.”

Do your dinner party with ease. The top five caterers in Indy will do all the work.

It would be too easy to call Rosa Hanslits Indianapolis food royalty. It would also be true.

The secret to Lattice and Lard’s pies: lard, an ingredient legendary for imparting flakiness and a smooth flavor.

“We [thought] Mom was taking a nap. At 7 [or] 8 o’clock we can’t find Mom… She’d gone out to the backyard and fallen asleep. My hand to God there was a deer licking the salt off the rim of her glass.”