Arts & Culture

Our maple syrup industry, renamed city streets, and a second Athenaeum. Ask The Hoosierist.

Indiana high school basketball: Now it’s just an uninteresting, unoriginal Applebee’s along the Shadeland Avenue of American life.

Andy Brown, now of Trafalgar, shrugged off flying pucks as hockey’s last mask-less goalie.

Behind every successful person is a dog (or two).

Indianapolis is way kinder to canines than it was just a decade ago—just look at the plethora of places you can now bring your pooch. Who’s ready to go for a walk?

TV drones, rural internet, and Amazon’s massive Indiana distribution centers. Ask the Hoosierist.

What former anesthesiologist Jose Ramos wants fellow addicts to know.

From finding a pooch to where to hang once you have your new best friend, our guide to owning a dog in Indy.

Meet the Greta Thunberg of local animal advocacy, 17-year-old Sophia Pruitt.

Two of our hometown universities are cheering along with new live mascots this year.

Maybe some forgave on Saturday. Nobody forgot.

Hear it from Amira Dutra e Mello, a master dog trainer and behaviorist who founded Fountain Square Dog Training and Walking Services.

Meet Garth the Golden, a Broad Ripple Golden retriever who has amassed more than 137,000 followers on Instagram.

“It’s very loud, and there’s a lot of scary parts to it, there’s some gross parts; it’s just kind of out there.”

A Bloomington author’s new book on the presidents’ autobiographies has our vote.