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Head Coach Stephanie White said the team will need to work more on discipline.
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The Indianapolis Public Library Program offers rewards for all ages.
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The Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis, CAMi, is open to the public, after the city's last one closed in 2020.
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"All-American Ghetto" is the debut album from Indiana rapper, musician, and writer Foosie. The record draws on his life — from growing up in Indianapolis to serving a 20-year prison sentence.
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Named after astronaut and Purdue graduate Neil Armstrong, the prize honors the university’s space heritage, pioneering aerospace education and research.
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The Indianapolis R&B community is mourning the loss of Da'Ron Washington, an Indianapolis-based vocalist who rose to national attention with her 1990 album "A Love Like You’ve Never Seen."
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Fifty years ago the Indiana University men’s basketball team made history as a D-I team to go undefeated the entire season and win the national championship.
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You may not have heard of Knaptown Records, but the label left a significant legacy in Indianapolis. Knaptown documented the city’s early funk and soul scene and provided a platform for prominent local musicians.
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The HBCU All-Star Game weekend brings the top men’s basketball players from Historically Black Colleges and Universities to showcase their talent. Leading up to the game the schedule included a Black business marketplace, an HBCU college fair, and athletes volunteered in the community.
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The northern maple floorboards are made by hand at a mill in Michigan before the court is assembled and finished with painted logos and sealed. It also undergoes testing to confirm it meets regulations.