IMS set for major ‘Race for Equality & Change’ announcement
INDYCAR and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will Tuesday make what they're calling a significant development in the ongoing Race for Equality & Change initiative.
Pet hospitals are hiring amid new demand during pandemic
Noah's will give people on-the-job training for some of its open positions.
Speedway OKs contract to add body cameras
No timetable was presented at the meeting for the department to start using body cameras.
MHG Hotels to partner on delayed Speedway hotel
The long-delayed Wilshaw Hotel project in Speedway is back on track after a new partnership agreement between current developer Loftus Robinson and MHG Hotels. Indianapolis-based MHG is planning a Hilton Tapestry Hotel overlooking Gate 1 of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
IMS to bring fans back for Harvest GP
After hosting multiple races in front of empty stands this year, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway says race fans will return for the inaugural INDYCAR Harvest GP next month.
2-year-old boy dies after bystanders find him in pond
The boy died Tuesday night at Riley Children's Hospital, Cheney said.
Woman who stole $450,000 from foundation receives 27 months in prison
Christina Short, 43, of Speedway, had worked over 16 years as financial coordinator for the nonprofit foundation of Zeta Tau Alpha.
Indy 500 fans set to celebrate 77th, 75th consecutive races will be absent Sunday
Two of the most legendary race fans the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has ever known will watch the Indianapolis 500 from home this year.
Speedway nonprofits see big revenue loss
SPEEDWAY, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) - The town of Speedway is reporting a more than $272,000 loss in revenue for local nonprofit organizations due to changes at this year's Indianapolis 500.
Turbo boost brings fastest lap ahead of Indianapolis 500 qualifying since 1996
Marco Andretti pulled off the fastest lap of the day, 233.4 mph.