The convention is back at 100 percent capacity after being canceled in 2020 and then postponed and limited to 50 percent capacity last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2022 Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair will offer a range of free health services like blood work, breast exams, dental check-ups and childhood immunizations.

The Indiana Conference for Women celebrates its 10th anniversary this week.

After last year's in-person convention was canceled due to COVID-19, vendors hope pent-up demand from the past two years encourages purchases.

The first official trade show to take place in Indianapolis in roughly 18 months opened Wednesday with a ribbon cutting ceremony.

The in-person convention will be pushed to mid-September, running from Sept. 16-19, with a lower attendance cap.

The Indianapolis City-County Council gave final approval last night to three proposals related to the Indiana Convention Center expansion.

On Tuesday, the tabletop game convention announced it was canceling the in-person event in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

FDIC International features the latest techniques in firefighter safety and the newest in fire ground tools and apparatus.

Last year's 50th anniversary was a sell-out, but Gen Con President David Hoppe says the conference continues to grow this year.