Jonathan Scott

His words were perhaps revelatory on the subject of inclusion—by God and by fellow humans—of all people, regardless of race, socio-economic status, religion, and even sexual orientation.

Indy’s own Lily & Madeleine, Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue, and many more musical performers and entertainers populated the stages as festival-goers strolled the park and shopped local styles.

The mention catalyzed an amusing rejoinder from one Instagram user, @imnotinfectious: “Blast, I missed it! That’s what I get for bathing my kid.”

Ronnie Schneider, a UNC recruit from Bloomington, and his partner Paul Oosterbaan of Kalamazoo, Mich., will face off against Carmel’s Rajeev Ram and his pal Brian Baker. All four are American.

The gaming convention came and went in downtown Indianapolis, and with it, a wide swath of styles graced the figures of role-playing types and fantasy lovers.

Sartorial decisions aside, here’s a by-the-numbers look at this year’s fair attendance and much more.

A Gen Con convention-goer delivered an unlikely but warm homage to beloved, genteel painter Bob Ross, star of the painting TV show shot at Ball State.

The Swedish retail giant announced today that it will open a store in Bloomington’s College Mall this fall. H&M already has four Indiana locations.

This smartly paced documentary film now showing at the Indiana State Museum comes across as a 40-minute visual love letter to “the predator we love to fear.”

That third course and others over the course of the night, as well as the prior tasting time, saw delectable plates of food paired with choice wines, beers, and cocktails.

It’s a good thing Justin Bieber had just skipped town, or else we might have had an old-fashioned Jets vs. Sharks dance-off in the streets.

The star’s appearance elicited the expected response: stop-start traffic on downtown streets and oodles of tween screams piercing the arena air.

Oladipo’s experience was not without its hiccups. An NBA handler directed him to take off the eye-gear before the main televised event.

Facebook users who disagreed with Pence’s position on same-sex marriage angrily assailed him with their own original posts via that social-media channel.

The annual suds-and-fundraising event benefits the Phoenix Theatre and featured more than 25 breweries taking part in four hours of beer-swilling fun.