At a Pride parade in Half Moon Bay, Calif., a few days ago, my daughter bought a pink T-shirt with a hand-printed design. As ...

Posey served in various military roles throughout the Revolution. The Indiana Historical Society has his original enlistment ...

The Pantagraph reported that four British students had arrived in Bloomington for the summer to "study the Corn Belt mode of ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Nearly 100 years before the Me Too movement encouraged women to speak up about sexual assault and harassment by powerful men, Indiana Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon and state political ...

A mural in Irvington honors the life and legacy of Madge Oberholtzer, who helped bring down Indiana KKK Grand Dragon D.C. Stephenson in the 1920s.

The Ku Klux Klan is planning a second annual "kookout" in Madison, Indiana, for Saturday, an event that was met last year with hundreds of protesters. The group plans to hold the event at Jaycee ...

The KKK largely lost steam by the end of the 1920s after a national leader in Indiana was convicted of raping and murdering a woman, damaging the organization’s public reputation.

The 1920s Klan was the second version of the organization, distinct from the unrepentant rebels organized by former Confederates in the 1860s and 1870s and from the domestic terrorists of the ...

The Colored Speedway Association was founded in the early 1920s by William Rucker and other local businessmen. The group organized a marquee 100-mile race at the Indiana State Fairgrounds' mile ...

Photo courtesy Indiana Historical Society When you hear the phrase “The Fighting Irish,” you no doubt think about the University of Notre Dame and its storied football program. What you may not know ...

I could not have been more mistaken. It was as delightful a book as I have read in years. “Fever in the Heartland” transports the reader to Indiana in the early 1920s.