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Mouratoglou center aims to add prestige to tennis scene
In the biggest tennis facility news in central Indiana since the Indianapolis Tennis Center stadium closed in 2010, Mouratoglou Tennis Centers announced plans last month to open a location in Noblesville.
Ossium Health aims to revolutionize role of bone marrow banks
The company has a goal to build a massive bank of bone marrow from deceased organ donors to treat patients with blood cancers and improve organ transplantations.
Old City Hall project scrapped after city tires of waiting
The city of Indianapolis is going back to the drawing board — again — on its efforts to revitalize Old City Hall after walking away from a long-stalled deal.
Pete the Planner: You couldn’t care less, and that’s a good thing
Back when I was 22 and freshly married, I cared about everything.
Derek Schultz: Indy flexed its hospitality muscles in a wild, two-year run of major sporting events
Here’s a look back at an exciting and eclectic mix of celebrated events — with quotes that speak to the city’s success as a host.
Editorial: Fever puts the band back together after off-season of uncertainty
These are players and a team with the potential to have huge community impact not just this summer but in the years ahead. And that wasn’t certain just a week or two ago and especially not a month or two ago.
Mitch Frazier: Let’s be leaders who inspire
Great leaders inspire with clarity of purpose, build a spirit of unity and create the conditions to transform ambition into action now and in the future.
Danny Lopez: Is a truly free Cuba on the horizon? It’s complicated.
For many of us, a deal that keeps the Castro regime in place would certainly sting and would, in my estimation, do a disservice to the generations of Cubans and Cuban Americans who have spent decades pining for liberty, free elections and basic human rights.
William Murphy: Collaboration on schools thrives under a shared reality
To build a sustainable future, our community must confront difficult questions about resource allocation.
New CEO outlines vision for TechPoint’s evolution
As the new president and CEO of Indianapolis-based TechPoint, Eric Christopher’s focus is on helping tech companies — and the state’s tech industry itself — grow and achieve big things.
Home shopping network pioneer QVC files for bankruptcy protection
Shares in QVC Group, which went for over $900 a decade ago, were trading for less than $3 earlier this week.
Oil prices drop more than 10%, stocks soar after Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. stock market has jumped more than 12% since hitting a bottom in late March on hopes the United States and Iran can avoid a worst-case scenario for the global economy despite their war.
NCAA committee recommends earlier start to football season
The earlier start date would allow flexibility for potential expansion to the College Football Playoff.
Central Indiana saw fewer existing-home sales in March, higher prices
The active inventory of existing homes in the 17-county area rose from 4,063 in March 2025 to 4,816 last month, an 18.5% increase.
Pro-redistricting groups aiming to follow through on Trump’s Indiana reprisal threats
Political organizations tied to Washington are spending millions opposing state senators who voted against redrawing U.S. House maps
Republic’s LIFT Academy flight school lands contract with NASA
NASA’s contract with the Carmel-based company isn’t huge, but Republic officials say it could be beneficial for non-financial reasons.
Bill Taft: How central Indiana supported small-town investment
While urban-rural tension will remain a fact of life for Indiana and its Midwestern neighbors, it also might be obscuring critical shared lessons of collaboration.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: I am sharing the joy. Life is too short not to.
Whether on social media or just in your head, I hope you’ll consider doing the same.
Brad Rateike: The quiet agony of being told to save a seat
Saving seats is almost always awkward. It puts one person in the position of defending territory they didn’t earn.