Shari Rudavsky

When the Indianapolis Museum of Art opened in 1970, one of the first artworks on display was Robert Indiana's 12-foot LOVE sculpture.

After a winter storm pelted Indianapolis over the weekend, the city was still digging its way out late Monday. Some schools opted to let students stay home.

Many schools across central Indiana announced e-learning or virtual synchronous days for Monday, Jan. 26.

St. Margaret's Guild has hosted the annual Decorators' Show House for more than half a century. The tour gives visitors a window into what's possible.

March of 2020 saw dramatic changes in life in Indiana, thanks in large part to COVID-19, a virus that had never before been seen.

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Skeptics predicted fewer than 10,000 people would show up to the first Circle City Classic. About four times that number saw the first football matchup.

Marion County health officials advise watching out for symptoms and say risk to general public is low.

Each week high schools are invited to nominate an outstanding student for the honor. Meet these highly accomplished students.

Meet eight area high school students who have been nominated for the IndyStar Student of the Week contest.

This week we have another group of amazing students from the area, each one highly accomplished, who have been nominated for the contest.

Help us recognize an outstanding local student for this week’s award.

The Houston burger concept will serve up its sandwiches in Indianapolis for a very limited time.

Planned Parenthood's northwest Indianapolis clinic will join three others across the state in offering male sterilization.

Meet eight high school students, each of whom has been recognized by their schools as IndyStar Student of the Week nominees.

Meet the 10 high school students whose schools have nominated them for this week’s IndyStar Student of the Week award.

Meet some amazing high school students and then cast your own vote for which one should be dubbed the IndyStar Student of the Week.

Here are the inaugural nominees for the IndyStar’s Student of the Week and the winner. Read what their nominators said about why they deserve to win.

Both of the incidents happened Friday afternoon, one on the east side, one on the northwest side.

Lilly officials say they supported the study to raise awareness of the financial toll that obesity has in Indiana.