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The Indianapolis Star is an American daily newspaper focused on local news, public affairs and community reporting across Indiana. First published in 1903, it’s the largest newspaper in Indiana and has long served as a trusted source of news for readers in Indianapolis and the surrounding region. The newspaper is known for its in-depth reporting on government, education, business and public policy, alongside breaking news and investigative journalism. It also features human-interest stories that reflect life across central Indiana, offering readers insight into the people, events and issues shaping the region. Its reporting has earned multiple Pulitzer Prizes, reinforcing its reputation for impactful journalism. The Indianapolis Star provides extensive sports coverage, with a strong focus on Indianapolis teams, college athletics and major national sporting events. Other coverage includes content on entertainment, lifestyle and culture, creating a well-rounded reading experience. Available on PressReader, The Indianapolis Star newspaper delivers trusted reporting, regional insight and comprehensive daily news coverage for readers across Indiana.
A mill that produced flour for a century, a hub for Black culture near Indiana Avenue and a pioneer village that tells the story of President Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood all face uncertain futures, according to a nonprofit organization...
Protesters assembled at dozens of locations around Indiana over the weekend to call for the end of Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention at the Miami Correctional Facility. The gatherings, dubbed the Weekend of Public...
The family of a 21-year-old man shot and killed by Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers shared more details about the body camera footage of his last moments, and they say it contradicts the narrative police have...
A man accused of raping women on Indianapolis’ north side for more than a decade was linked by a long-untested rape kit to a sixth attack, according to court documents. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office charged 49-year-old Leonel...
Today is Sept. 1. On this day in: 1807: Former Vice President Aaron Burr faced treason charges for allegedly plotting to create an independent nation by seizing land on the U.S. frontier and Spanish territories. Despite the high-profile...
I am troubled that many churches no longer preach from the Bible but from other people’s writing. Is this right? I’m searching for a new church and discouraged with the lack of Bible teaching, but there’s abundant activity and programs. Doesn’t...
Olivia Rodrigo announced that $10 million is being donated toward organizations supporting reproductive health and maternal health care as part of her first-ever Daisy Chain Fields music festival. Net proceeds for the music festival, which...