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As Paretta Autosport competes in the Indy 500 for the first time this month, its founder talks about her aspirations for an all-women racing team and her wish to retire the phrase “Lean In.”

The city’s top cop reflects on recent police shootings, protests, and how his career prepared him for the current crisis.

Kevin Lin takes over as concertmaster for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

How Democrat Emily Styron won the mayor’s race in reliably Republican Zionsville.

What former anesthesiologist Jose Ramos wants fellow addicts to know.

We chate national networks, the threat of streaming, and the need for a new kind of reporting.

Michael Bricker’s set designs are the stuff dreams (and Emmy Awards) are made of.

A quick read on new IPS head Aleesia Johnson.

“The umbrella priority is to become an athlete-centric organization. That’s our ultimate goal.”

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

“I’ve just kind of made a promise to myself that I’m not going to be public about issues that aren’t things I directly vote on, because it doesn’t serve my constituents.”

“You never know if a pane of glass will break, or anything like that. You never walk by a toilet before the period starts.”

“I’ve journaled my whole life, and writing has been very therapeutic. From being homeless to being deployed, I’ve turned to storytelling to get through. I want younger generations to fall in love with reading and writing again.”

“We’re in a hurry to get out there, and many of the things humans bring with them are potential contaminants.”

The steal of last year’s NBA Draft begs your attention. While many Turner’s age are hitting the books for mid-term exams this month, the Pacers’ 20-year-old phenom begins his second season in the pros.