Ted Somerville

As we enter Halloweekend, we’re spotlighting houses across Indianapolis that are ready for goblins and ghouls to knock on their doors … if they dare.

Photographer Ted Somerville spent several days at the Indiana State Fair capturing a glimpse of what is possibly the best people-watching opportunity of the year.

We had two photographers on the scene to capture images from the two events that kick-start the events leading up to Indianapolis 500.

All eyes were on a variety of performances from school bands, bagpipe corps, first responders, floats, local figures in vintage cars, and area clubs. Afterward, some people from the crowd visited the green-dye-colored canal.

As road conditions improve, it has us wondering: Will there be another snow day this season?

We were on the scene for the celebration in Riverside Park, the Biketeenth ride around downtown, and more.

The Chin Evangelical Baptist Church hosted an event to support the country’s pro-democracy protesters.

More snow could fall Wednesday.

The end of the pandemic began at IU Health Neuroscience Center on Wednesday afternoon.

As of Friday morning, 155,000 people had cast early ballots in Marion County, according to the secretary of state’s office.

Indiana Avenue becomes large-scale Black Lives Matter mural.

Protests demanding justice for the police killings of Indianapolis residents Dreasjon Reed and Mc’Hale Rose resumed Wednesday afternoon.

The 9th day of protests were the largest yet.

For the eighth consecutive night, protestors led by Indy 10 Black Lives Matter came to demand justice for the victims of police violence.

Protests against racial injustice are met with violence.