Breast augmentation was the No. 2 cosmetic surgical procedure last year, trailing liposuction, which remains popular with the elder millennial and Gen X crowds.

U.S. Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has been a long-time critic of vaccines, recently rescinded the emergency use authorizations for COVID vaccines.

Growing out of the labor movement of the 1880s, the first Labor Day parade was held in New York City in 1882. Labor Day became a federal holiday in 1894.

The Hoosiers return the core of a team that went 11-2 last season and earned a spot in the College Football Playoffs for the first time.

Gov. Braun has remained uncommitted to redistricting Indiana, waiting to see what Texas does and what the GOP legislators in the state want to do.

The city purchased the property for $6.5 million with the hopes of a new neighborhood that included “homes for all, intentional design, green space, and a true sense of belonging.”

The festival will take place Saturday from 3 to 10 p.m., all along Kirkwood Avenue, with more than three dozen restaurants, a dozen food trucks and eight alcohol establishments lining the street from Indiana Avenue to Walnut.

Families in the United States – and around the world – are having fewer children for the first time in history. And it’s not because of the usual suspects - war, famine and pandemics. Now, it’s more economic and societal reasons that are causing people to have fewer or no children at all.

The loss of state and federal support for climate action plans means the role of battling climate change falls on local municipalities in Indiana.

Deloitte’s travel survey for this summer found that, despite a declining confidence in the economy, more than 53 percent of Americans planned vacations this summer, up from 48 percent in 2024.