Despite the torrential storms of the weekend, Hoosiers and visitors created a storm of their own at Gen Con 2026 from July 30 – Aug. 2 at ...

August usually signals the end of summer, with the weather (hopefully) cooling off and the kiddos heading back to school, but ...

A century ago, as racial segregation strictly barred Black golfers from setting foot on public and private fairways across ...

Charles Watson Jr. is hoping to bring awareness to addiction and Alzheimer’s through his fashion line Art Saves.

TechIndiana, Indiana's employer-led talent engine for the AI era and the parent organization of the Indiana Tech Talent ...

There is an estimated housing shortage of between 4 and 7 million homes across the country, according to the Pew Research ...

Is BDPA Con one of the tech industry’s best kept secrets? If you ask some of this year’s attendees, the answer is ...

Hoosiers can celebrate Black Business Month at the Indianapolis Recorder's Taste, Toast & Talk Professional Networking Mixer ...

If Black people do not step forward to police the boundaries of our own culture, who will? The reality of modern American ...

When Ms. Rachel stepped up to address the death of Nolan Wells, the internet did what it always does: It imploded.

We keep hearing that Indiana is moving away from diversity, equity, and inclusion and pivoting toward a new standard, merit, excellence and innovation.

The Recorder’s own tech editor, Rupal Thanawala, has achieved one of the state’s highest honors, receiving the Sagamore of the Wabash from Gov. Mike Braun on July 23, 2026. Thanawala earned the ...