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Nicole Hernandez

Senior City Editor, INDYtoday

Nicole is based in Indianapolis, IN and graduated from Franklin College with a degree in multimedia journalism. She previously worked as a digital editor for the local NBC News affiliate WTHR. In her free time, she loves checking out new restaurants + businesses around downtown and attending local events.

How lovely are thy branches — if you buy from one of these local lots, nurseries, and farms.
Want to make sure you’re the best host + show your friends and family what Indy has to offer? Here’s an itinerary that’s sure to create some good times for out-of-towners.
From the Colts to the Pacers, we’re sharing all details of Indianapolis sports teams.
Just in time for Taylor Swift at Lucas Oil, the Cultural Trail cut the ribbon on its South Street expansion. Next is the groundbreaking for the Henry Street bridge project for connectivitiy.
Including gifts for neighbors, foodies, significant others, homebodies, students, and gifts under $20.
Swiftie or not, “The Eras Tour” in Indianapolis is going to be a big deal. We’re breaking down everything you need to know ahead of the weekend.
We’re finally getting a look at the progress happening with M30 Collective, a development project along the Monon Trail at 30th Street.
The new space at 1011 Mass Ave. will be the second building to open at the former Circle City Industrial Complex.
It’s important to vote in our elections, but it’s also important to know who and what you’re voting for.
Looking for something to do on fall break without going too far? It’s a great time to go camping.
Halloween is coming up and it’s got our sweet tooth craving local treats.
Looking for ways to enjoy the Circle City as an older adult? We’ve got some ideas for you.
The Blue and Gold have heightened expectations following last seasons success. The season tips off at home on Sunday, Oct. 27.
Are you registered to vote? We’re sharing everything you need to know to perform your civic duty.
Indiana National Guard members have been aiding in search and rescue efforts down south — but there are still ways that Hoosiers at home can help Hurricane Helene victims.
The city saw major growth in downtown development, but also has some room for improvement. Downtown Indy, Inc. broke down a big year for Indianapolis.
Want to support local chefs and artists of all different backgrounds? Here’s a good opportunity.
If you drive around the north side of Indy, you may recognize some new sculptures that have ties to Indiana history.
Looking to try something new? Learn how to create your own pottery at these studios around Indy.
If you live on the north side, this Pleasant Street project is a huge deal — so here’s an update to be excited about.
What the split between IU and Purdue means for both universities in downtown Indy and their plans for the future of their campuses.
The Athenaeum celebrates Indianapolis’ German heritage with its biggest festival.
Indiana made its mark in the 2024 Paris Olympics, and Hoosier Paralympians have done the same.
Downtown Indianapolis has artifacts from the 9/11 attacks to honor those whose lives were lost.
Make the most of good weather by taking your meals al fresco on one of Indy’s many beautiful patios.
Fall time is here + so is the need for all things fall flavored. We’re sharing where to get your fall drink fix, whether it’s caffeinated or boozy.
If you’re not watching football from the stands at Lucas Oil Stadium, there are a few nearby watering holes that bring a similar camaraderie and atmosphere for football fans.
A new Midwest lit fest is aiming to to be a space to experience great writing and maybe even encourage you draft some of your own.
Central Library is hosting a Small Business Series to help educate and inspire small business owners and entrepreneurs.
Looking for something out of the norm for you and friends? Save this list for the next time you’re looking for creative and fun activities for your friend dates.