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Prior to enrolling at South College, one woman found herself with three kids, a job, a husband – and an ambition. Going back ...

From a vacant church on Martin University's campus to townhomes in Fletcher Place, the IHPC is hindering projects that would ...

Walmart is awarding a $250,000 grant to the Indy Chamber to help local workers adapt to AI and changing job markets.

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Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston of the Indiana Fever are playing for Team USA in the FIBA Women's World Cup from Sept. 4-13 ...

Guilford Ave. is a Broad Ripple home for sale, unique for its entertainment spaces, including the outdoor area and guest ...

The Hoosiers have a lot of new parts as they try to back up college football's most unlikely season. They will face a former ...

Purdue football's center is known as an "uncle" to his teammates because he's mature beyond his age. Even if his wife wasn't ...

Nathan Reid told Justin Pelley the day he was hired at Western Boone that he could help however needed. That was 14 seasons ...

AI is trained on huge amounts of data – the more data, the better the model, thus the desire for bigger data centers. Because ...

Brooklyn Sigler was cut twice from volleyball teams in middle school. But Sigler stayed with it, becoming star for HSE and ...