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Jennifer Rumsey is guiding Cummins through the electric vehicle revolution.

As Indy’s biggest film festival hits screens this month, the group’s new executive chats with us about what COVID changed and how he wants the event to evolve.

Longtime IRT artistic director Janet Allen takes her final bow.

The former NFL MVP and new Colts quarterback opens up about his friendship with Peyton Manning, his social justice activism, and any hidden smudges on that pristine resume.

The owner of the recently departed Lil Bub has a new famous cat—an annoyed-looking snaggletooth named Mr. Marbles.

This month, The Children’s Museum’s new chief executive debuts a massive renovation of the institution’s Dinosphere exhibit.

Woodson discusses the grind of recruiting, his civil rights education, and the coach who changed his life.

After a long stint (and championship) with the Dallas Mavericks, Carlisle returns to coach the blue and gold for a second time.

We chatted with the acclaimed critic and poet as he kicks off a stint as Booth Tarkington Writer-in-Residence.

The Chicago-based artist will debut his massive tribute to cycling champion Major Taylor at 11 S. Meridian St. this month.

This spring, the local culinary legend Greg Hardesty found out he had leukemia. He spoke to us about what he did then, and what he’s doing next.

Some might see a contradiction there. Not Whitley Yates.

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.