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Six Oscar Mayer hot dog cars from across the country hauled buns at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the second annual Wienie 500.
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Residents of Warren Township in Indianapolis expressed deep skepticism about a proposed $2 billion data center campus even as the developer pitched itself as a community partner.
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Eastern Star Church closed on a deal to acquire the real estate portfolio of Martin University, which closed abruptly earlier this year.
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For 90 years, winners of the Indianapolis 500 have celebrated with a glass bottle of milk. One of the longest traditions, all drivers have to choose what milk they would drink if they win the race, including the rookies.
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A new initiative aimed at strengthening Indianapolis’ local food system is investing directly in the farmers, growers and food retailers already working to feed neighborhoods across the city.
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Some local organizations will offer free testing for hepatitis C on Tuesday for National Hepatitis Testing Day.
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Alex Palou will lead the field next Sunday in the Indy 500.
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People gathered in Speedway and other locations across Indiana to protest ICE and the agency's use of Miami Correctional Facility to house detainees.
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Banana Ball’s Indianapolis Clowns are the country’s sixth team to play the game that blends competitive baseball, dance and theatrics.
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Indianapolis officials announced how they plan to use over $48 million on nine projects to improve the city's roads and pathways.