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Established in 1903, The Indianapolis Star has been a reliable source of news for central Indiana, providing updates on local events, business, and sports through print, mobile, and online platforms. In the year 2000, The Star joined the Gannett Co., which is the largest newspaper chain in the United States.

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Pacers vs Cavaliers Game 5 box score, stats: How Indiana eliminated Cleveland

1 day ago | indystar.com | Matthew Glenesk

Pacers vs Cavaliers Game 5 box score, stats: How Indiana eliminated Cleveland Matthew GleneskTyrese Haliburton had a monster game with 31 points and Andrew Nembhard (18) and Pascal Siakam (21) played major roles, too. Revisiting predictions: Virtually no one picked Pacers to beat Cavs this series. We kept receiptsHere's the box score from Tuesday night's eliminator. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
Virtually no one picked Pacers to beat Cavs this series. We kept receipts. Revisiting predictions

1 day ago | indystar.com | Matthew Glenesk

The Cavaliers won 64 games in the regular season and then completed a historic first round sweep of the Heat, winning by a NBA-record +122. They were heavy favorites to beat the Pacers next. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Virtually no one outside of Indiana picked the Pacers to win the Eastern Conference semifinals. We kept the receipts. Of the 50 series predictions we found, 48 went with the Cavaliers. One writer declared, "It's impossible to pick against them." The two who did?
Indianapolis needs to raise taxes to fix its potholes | Opinion

1 day ago | indystar.com | James Briggs

Indiana lawmakers could have acknowledged that Indianapolis and its suburbs are getting stiffed on road funding. They also could have fixed it. Instead, the Indiana General Assembly agreed to send an additional $50 million a year toward fixing Indianapolis roads. But the state isn't just giving away that money. It's treating it like a matching grant, requiring Indianapolis to come up with $50 million on its own to unlock the money.
Indianapolis traffic: Ramp and lane closures coming this week on southeast side

2 days ago | indystar.com | Jade Jackson

Between May 12-15 drivers can expect overnight lane and ramp restrictions for I-65. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) said crews will be working on shoulder strengthening progresses on the I-65 Safety and Efficiency corridor on the southeast side.
Mission launched to find body of Peter Kassig, Indianapolis native killed by Islamic State

2 days ago | indystar.com | Andrew Mills |Jonathan S. Landay

A Qatari mission has begun searching for the remains of an Indianapolis native and other U.S. hostages killed by Islamic State in Syria a decade ago, two sources briefed on the mission said, reviving a longstanding effort to recover their bodies. Islamic State, which controlled swaths of Syria and Iraq at the peak of its power from 2014 to 2017, beheaded numerous people in captivity, including aid worker Peter Kassig, and released videos of the killings.
ESPN analyst on Pacers: 'Last night made me feel like they could be a world championship team'

2 days ago | indystar.com | Matthew Glenesk

Game 5: Pacers at Cavs, 7 p.m., Tuesday; TV: TNT, truTV, MaxThis starting to become habit. “First off, I just want to say, the Pacers were absolutely brilliant in this game," Windhorst said. "And the Pacers since Jan. 1 are 41-16, which is the kind of winning a 59-win team would have. And so you look at this series and you say, ‘One team is way better than the other team.’ Actually there isn’t that much difference between them, and the Pacers are playing great.
Bailey & Wood takes Central Indiana Top Workplaces Social Responsibility Award

2 days ago | indystar.com | Michael Schroeder

Grant Lyons is used to focusing on the big picture and the details, staying on task while maintaining a human connection with clients. You have to be able to handle it all on a deadline when it comes to helping individuals and families with home loans, he explains.
Commitment to excellence lands Thompson Thrift on Central Indiana Top Workplaces list

2 days ago | indystar.com | Michael Schroeder

When Maddy Hensley was looking to give her career an early jumpstart, she didn’t have to look far. Now a senior training and development specialist at the full-service real estate company Thompson Thrift, she recalls being drawn to the organization by its standing in her community. She started there as an intern, wanting to get some human resources experience with a reputable company, and says Thompson Thrift fit that bill in the industry and the community.
Community-minded Indiana Members Credit Union earns Top Workplaces designation

2 days ago | indystar.com | Michael Schroeder

Like many kids trailing their parents to the bank, Kamrie Foster remembers well her mom taking her to Indiana Members Credit Union as a child. The tellers were unfailingly positive, and Foster says she’d always get chocolate coins. Eventually, she opened an account of her own.
Here’s how a company earns Top Workplaces honors

2 days ago | indystar.com | Bob Helbig

If you want to really know what’s happening at work, ask the people on the front lines. That’s the foundation of the Top Workplaces award. For the 17th year, employee survey company Energage has partnered with the Indy Star to honor the best places to work in central Indiana. This award can’t be bought; it has to be earned, based on employee feedback. Winners are chosen through a scientific survey process. Positive employee feedback equals recognition.