Mon, Apr 19 2021

In March 2020, police took a brand new shotgun from then 18-year-old Brandon Scott Hole when his mother reported his desire to die at the hands of law enforcement. Just four months later, he legally bought an assault rifle in Indianapolis. He would…

It's taken 38 years, but White America has finally returned to the interstate running through the Black man's front yard in John Mellencamp's “Pink Houses.” You remember—the one where “he thinks he's got it so…

On Friday morning when Dr. Jennifer Hartwell awoke to news of a mass shooting at a local FedEx facility, she called some of her fellow trauma surgeons to make sure they were OK in the wake of tragedy that left eight dead and at least five wounded.

A unique literary tour highlighting 19 Indianapolis writers, past and present, launched Monday. Bookmark Indy is a self-guided outdoor experience at sites reflecting the authors' works. Keira Amstutz, president of Indiana Humanities, said the…