Michael Rubino

Indianapolis Monthly received 14 finalist nominations in the City and Regional Magazine Association’s annual national awards competition.

It’s kind of like our Oscars—without the red carpet. Or the designer fashions. Or the statues.

As a writer-editor, I thought I might be able to ascend the family pecking order. And when I recently became editor-in-chief of this magazine, I figured the top spot was all but mine.

A look at what Indianapolis might look like with its own TV show on the second episode of the Indianapolis Monthly podcast.

In the first episode of the Indianapolis Monthly podcast, we have a conversation with new Editor-In-Chief Michael Rubino.

The 12-tap bar opened in early April to serve local brews with a sidecar of nerd-stalgia.

From funky to fruity to flowery, the offerings from Central State will stretch your vocabulary, expectations, and understanding of microbiology.

Michael Rubino reflects on his unique decision to go to all-male Wabash College and how it affected his life.

First-place categories for IM stories included Medical, Business, and Sports reporting, as well as Column and Features writing.

From Glenda Ritz to grief, Larry Legend to largesse left to an Indiana city, here are this year’s top feature-length stories and cover subjects.

The recent writer-at-large and former associate editor at IM will return to the magazine full-time on April 1.