The rise in conventions and was a slow build for the city of Indianapolis but they've now established themselves as one of the best.

With the Fourth of July near, here are plenty of places and spaces to take in the 250 Years of American History.

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An empty safe. A missing car. Four dead. After 40 years, the unsolved Burger Chef Murders that rocked Indianapolis during one of its most tempestuous years still puzzle investigators—mostly because ...

July in the Circle City has a little bit of something for everyone as John Mellencamp performs while a Water Lantern festival touches down.

Waterfalls, luscious hiking trails, and nature galore await travelers that go west and visit the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon.

Fishers White River Park is one of few areas of undisturbed land in the Indianapolis area and with 120-acres, many plan to keep it that way.

We go behind the scenes of Indy’s booming convention business to showcase the Circle City’s talent for hosting large-scale gatherings such as Gen Con, FDIC International, and Indiana Black Expo. AT 11 ...

Hometown Mini Donuts owner Doug Cross turned a childhood obsession with state fair mini doughnuts into an adorable Pittsboro cafe and a roaming yellow food trailer, both equipped with Rube ...