Philip Gulley, Jeff Vrabel, Megan Fernandez &
Amy Wimmer Schwarb

Slowly and steadily, the Hancock County center is coming into its own—without losing its rural character.

A lot of city people think it’s farther than Timbuktu, but 20 years ago they’d have said the same thing about Zionsville: ‘Where?’” You can get from the store to Victory Field seats in 30 minutes flat.

A surprisingly sweet Main Street makes this town past Geist a best-kept secret.

With a revitalized courthouse square, the Johnson County seat has emerged from Greenwood’s suburban shadow.

With more than 20 miles of trails, Plainfield is one of the area’s most connected communities.

A cluster of rental tinies in Bloomington invites you to experience the trend without committing.

Our favorite finds from a treasure trove of fur wraps, costume jewelry, and Art Deco furniture—ending Wednesday.

A weekend of events called ArtsFest leads up to the Broadway star’s June 26 performance.

A look at the brains behind the Wes Andersonesque Indiana-made Phone-o-graph.

This year’s battle for world athletic-themed-comedy domination throws down June 6 to 11 on the local troupe’s stage.

Legacy Tours hopes to relaunch the rare 18-hour adventure with a trip to Mackinac Island on June 21.

Driver Charlie Kimball has diabetes, but if anything in his blood is driving him to win, it’s not glucose. It’s the mystique of Indy.

A Facebook group called Indianapolis Tiny House Community helps pave the way for successful ownership of the trendy miniature homes.

A den on the second floor makes a statement with wall stripes in red, pink, and orange, layered rugs, and even a daybed built into the corner.

If you live in this family-friendly neighborhood, you might pass–or more likely, be passed by–the 2013 Indy 500 champ.