Lifestyle

Thanks to stents and better medicine, heart surgeons aren’t cutting open patients with blocked arteries as often as they used to, but they are replacing more aortas and valves. Dr. Art Coffey at IU Health Methodist performs one of these procedures about every 48 hours.   Todd Lewis’s procedure began at 6:45 a.m. on one of […]

“No one looks forward to a colonoscopy, but it’s easier on the body than surgery.”

We scouted the Mass Ave Midnight Shopper extravaganza and found 24 goodies to buy before the clock strikes 12.

Former quadriplegic Chris Leeuw brings his story and his passion to NeuroHope, a one-of-a-kind clinic for spinal injury recovery in Fountain Square.

Five fresh sweaters, from pullovers to dresses to fisherman styles.

We’re on the fringe of excitement.

Drink your Ethiopian light roast the cool way, in a glass jar with a Hoosier-made leather coffee sleeve.

Cuddle up with super-soft shearling, a grown-up cat-ear cap, a fireplace candle, and other snuggly finds.

The arts and design district in Carmel has plenty to offer.

White walls, a Warhol, and sculptural furniture. Yep, it’s a gallery owner’s home.

“When you add that limited supply to the fact that this property is within a few blocks of a brewery, distillery, and award-winning restaurants, you can’t lose.”

“Every time you blink, someone visits Ikea.com.”

Still a little mystified about the terms “maker” and “maker space”? See for yourself at Pattern Workshop’s re-grand opening party Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

A rockin’ marbled skirt, upcycled wine-bottle candles, 60-second magnetic sculpture, and more.

Want to live in a midcentury-modern Avriel Shull gem? Here’s what it will cost you.