The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center will host a free “History on the Rocks” listen-and-learn happy hour on Thursday, Dec. 11, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Beachaven Downtown, located at 101 Franklin ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Black Friday is nearly here and across Kentuckiana, shoppers are preparing to go on the hunt to score some savings on their holiday shopping lists. A number of stores that were ...

It's deer hunting season in Indiana. If you're planning to hunt but unsure about purchasing licenses, processing and safety during hunting, here's what to know. Indiana has the following 2025-26 deer ...

Truly happy people have learned to ignore a very specific kind of pressure - the pressure to want what society says they should want. I was having dinner with my family a few years ago when someone ...

The Weeknd’s After Hours ‘Til Dawn Tour has officially crossed the $1 billion mark, Live Nation announced on Thursday morning. This makes it the top-earning tour by a solo male artist in history. The ...

BAR HARBOR — Are you ready to rev up your knowledge of historical vehicles, transportation tales and cultural car history? Shift your Thursday into high gear and come down to the MDI Historical ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Historical Society’s Festival of Trees is underway in Indianapolis, showcasing over 80 uniquely decorated trees from individuals, families, and companies across ...

IU football lost the first game it ever played on Oct. 25, 1887 to Franklin. And the losses just kept piling up. Much was made when Indiana became the first Division I college football team to lose ...

McDonald's Happy Meal was the highlight of many a childhood. While we were all excited to gorge on a burger and fries or chicken nuggets, we can all agree the main attraction was the toy. While we ...

After decades spent on a coffee table in Huntsville, a German Bible, estimated to be between 154 to 162 years old, has been returned to its home church in Aurora, Ind. Wayne Smith, 91, carried out his ...

Editor's note: This article is part of IndyStar's project on Christian Nationalism, funded by The Poynter Institute, a nonprofit that trains and supports journalists. When D.C. Stephenson ascended to ...