Arts & Culture

Images from Indianapolis Motor Speedway during qualifications and practice leading up to the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500.

What to expect when you’ve just won the Indianapolis 500.

South Village, a former retail dead zone, is now a thriving pocket of indulgences. Zionsville’s latest lures.

The call to wear the Yellow Shirt is a story as historic as the track itself.

Scenes from the first two days of practice for the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500.

A pit stop with George Steinbrenner IV, the youngest team owner in IndyCar history.

For these boys and girls, the most important car race of the year isn’t the Indianapolis 500; it’s the Soap Box Derby.

The Mini folks charitably call it the “back-of-the-pack bus,” but The Hoosierist prefers its unofficial title: the meat wagon.

“Don’t take it so seriously that you stop living your life. Don’t forget to have fun.”

“We might go a little crazy on Blondie’s cookies, though.”

The adventures come from films in competition, including these five picks—and one dud—from among the stack I had an opportunity to screen in advance.

On Saturday, April 27, literary hubs around the state are going to give a toast to each bookstore that is ran by passionate readers.

“It’s best to start chasing with people who are experienced.”

“I got hit on the spine and it hurt really badly. I got it checked at the hospital, but it was just an injury to the surrounding muscle. I’ve seen serious injuries, however.”