GREENSBURG, Ind.- Historian Shirley Willard calls round barns the “cathedrals” of the countryside. They are symbols of a bygone time in Indiana agriculture when farmers combined form, function and ...

If you’re heading to the Midwest, Indiana offers big-city culture, summer-green farm land and small towns? In downtown Indianapolis, don’t miss the newly expanded ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. ATLANTA, Ind. — Climb aboard a double-decker ...

Photo provided At least 15 Indiana solar farms of 1,000 acres or more are slated to go online by 2024, with several more in various stages of development. It’s planting season, and all around the ...

As summer winds down and the days grow shorter, there is a certain anticipation in the air. The fields of Indiana begin to transform, taking on a golden hue as the corn reaches its peak of maturity.

Summer nights were made for dirt track racing at ovals nestled deep in the Indiana countryside. Short track racing has roots that parallel the racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and generations ...

It’s planting season, and all around the Indiana countryside, the land is being readied for the hottest new crop. It’s not a new strain of corn or soybean, but thousands of acres of solar panels in ...

MOROCCO, Ind. — When officials drafted versions of the Indiana seal sometime in the early 19th century, so plentiful were bison across the state that the image they eventually settled on was of one ...

INDIANAPOLIS — History sits on street corners all around us. But if we don’t act fast, it will crumble into the lost annals of time. Every year, Indiana Landmarks sounds the alarm on the most ...

Contributed photoA crew works to restore the Fulton County Historical Society round barn, which was badly damaged last summer during a storm. Repairs should be completed by spring. Photo by Shirley ...