Was Indy born in 1820, 1821 or 1836? A brewing "birther" controversy surrounds our city's official birthday.

111 years ago, a 70-year-old woman from Indianapolis named Mary E. Nicholson made history as one of the first females – if not the...

Spring break 1968. Girl Scouts Gone Wild. Or at least that's how I recall one memorable day when I was 11 years old and our Girl Scout...

There are a lot of great reasons to buy a house in the historic Old Northside. But "the ghost dog made me do it" is not one of the them.

High atop the Monument, Victory was veiled in darkness until 1916, when two rival power companies staged a spectacular light show.

On April Fool's Day 1959, the city approved a plan to demolish 200 buildings in the heart of downtown Indy. It was the Project H bomb.