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.

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.

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.

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.

Indianapolis native and North Central High School graduate Chase Infiniti got her start acting at local theater group Summer Stock Stage.

The third annual Indy Indie Book Crawl, an event showcasing local bookstores in Indianapolis, happened this weekend.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced Cignetti will drive the honorary Pace Car for the “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.”

Indianapolis musician Joe Cripe released a new solo album titled "Hideaway."

Originally taken to document acts of violence, crime scene photos now serve as a vital window into a world that no longer exists.

Aiden Fisher, of Curt Cignetti's 2025-26 College Football Playoff National Championship team, calls his journey to the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis "a blessing."