Monument Circle

The annual event, put on by a Christ Church Cathedral women’s group, is more than an excuse to take your lunch break an hour earlier. It’s an exercise in Hoosier hospitality.

Just like the Indiana Pacers—no one’s there, then they are, and then they disappear again.

The ceremony was particularly close to the heart of one attendee, Indianapolis native Cammie Doyle. Her brother, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Jeremy Doyle, died in 2005 while deployed in Iraq.

IndyCar driver Josef Newgarden definitely dances best in the clip. He impresses with or without his helmet, as he bounces on the IMS track’s pavement and then in front of the Pagoda.

Indianapolis makes a major travel-destination list, and in the process a new iconic image of the city has emerged.

Buddy Valastro said he has been partial to Indianapolis since he promoted one of his many cookbooks here: “The fans in Indianapolis always make me feel at home.”

It’s a good thing Justin Bieber had just skipped town, or else we might have had an old-fashioned Jets vs. Sharks dance-off in the streets.

The purpose of the gathering was agreed upon by most—to enjoy yoga (if in sweltering 90-degree heat) and to join in the worldwide summer solstice celebration.

Department of Public Works trash collectors faced a cocky newcomer on Monument Circle today.

I am channelizer drum ARC 17. I’m on West Market Street, and I am not alone.