An upcoming exhibit at the Indiana Historical Center looks at the history of basketball in the state.

The Indiana Historical Society has added more than 5,000 new scans to its Indiana Jewish Historical Society digital collection.

A local professor spent the last few years documenting the history of Arab Americans in Indianapolis. WFYI's Taylor Bennett spoke with Edward Curtis, chair of Liberal Arts and professor of religious studies in the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI, about the project and why it was important to shed light on the impact of the community on the city and state.

John Hope School 26 was one of the first public schools for Black students in Indianapolis. It's now home to the Oaks Academy, and it is the subject of a new documentary

The interactive exhibit explores ways in which residents have been historically shut out of home ownership.

New President and CEO Norman Burns says he doesn't think a lot of people think about places like Conner Prairie being an economic engine for the community.

History buffs won't want to miss the new updated version of the visual history book "Indianapolis Then and Now". Authors Nelson Price and Joan Hostetler stopped by the 90.1 studios to tell WFYI's Jill Ditmire about the latest edition.

An Indiana social studies teacher is taking part in a one of a kind history program that will take him from Indiana to Italy.