Susan Salaz

Investments in public safety, cleanliness, and outreach are coming to the Mile Square.

Changes that draw on the past and look toward the future are underway this year at the Old Northside home of Benjamin Harrison, the Hoosier state’s sole U.S. president.

While its namesake is finally getting the recognition he deserves, many of the track’s features are still known only to cycling diehards.

Our state is home to dozens of excellent antiques shops and auction houses that sell high-end treasures from the past. Here’s where to find the stuff that never gets old.

The years weren’t kind to these treasured items from the past. Luckily, a few local restoration specialists were.

The nonprofit’s bookstore makes room for reading in downtown’s newest shopping hotspot.

Newfields’ massive digital gallery, THE LUME, debuts on the top floor this month. The multisensory experience sheds light on art in a dramatic new way.

Jungleland, the winter quarters of the Terrell Jacobs Wild Animal Circus, was a fierce example of Indiana’s circus history.

Supermodel Elaine Irwin made history 20 years ago as the first woman to drive the Indianapolis 500 pace car. Only one has followed in her path.

Chin Community of Indiana board president Peter Thawnghmung speaks about the currently unfolding tragedy in his home country.

Long before Keep Indianapolis Beautiful had us planting trees and adopting medians, Mattie Coney campaigned for cleaner streets.

The director’s complicated legacy provides an intriguing challenge for the next person to take over its leadership.

The aviator spent some of her last days as a career counselor in Lafayette, breaking the university’s stodgy norms.

It’s not the Hoosier’s most famous work by a long shot, but “Within the Quota” is newly resonant today.

Rick Kupke’s quick action during the Carter-era disaster helped lead to the hostages’ release.