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Nicole Hernandez

Sr. Content & Platform Editor

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.

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The new plaza + gathering space adjacent to Gainbridge Fieldhouse is getting ready to cut the ribbon and officially open to the public with several events to celebrate.
Fellow stargazers, here are a few spots around Indy to escape the light pollution of the city and look to the sky.
This first annual cornhole tournament in honor of veterans is open to professionals and backyard amateurs alike.
Despite being snubbed by America’s Best Restroom awards, we know the true best bathroom resides in Indianapolis.
Whether your sweet tooth wants this campfire treat in the summer or the fall, here are some s’mores to satisfy your craving.
These local businesses are making moves around our city. We’re rounding up some wheel-y cool ones.
The 143,500-sqft center expansion + construction of a new 800-room hotel, as part of a strategic plan for downtown growth, is officially underway.
Carmel Swim Academy is a brand new facility that aims to make swimming fun + accessible to everyone in the community.
Before your kids go back to school, make sure you know how they will be traveling to and from the classroom. IPS Schools have several different transportation options based on home address + grade level.
Save the date of one of these seven Barbie-themed events to celebrate the movie premiere around Indy — from special screenings to DJs to a painting party.
Businesses are on the move around Indy and we’re rounding up some wheel-y cool ones.
Two local businesses have made Yelp’s first-ever list of “mom and pop” shops.
UV Safety Awareness Month is held during summer in July when most of us spend more time outside — so here’s your reminder to protect yourself from the sun.
July is nationally recognized as Parks and Rec Month + we’re sharing with you all the ways you can help support The Parks Alliance of Indianapolis.
Grab some popcorn because the Indy Shorts International Film Festival is back with more movie magic.
This will be the first major renovation of the museum dedicated to the Indy 500 + all things racing in nearly 40 years.
The baseball stadium that we know and love in downtown Indy opened 27 years ago — so we’re hitting the dug out to dig a little deeper into its history.
Indy has a lot of local breweries, so it can be hard to keep up sometimes. We’re sharing three brewers who recently announced expansion.
Indy is booming with new and coming soon businesses, so we’ve rounded them up to help you stay in the loop.
We love a good deal, so we’re sharing some local restaurants specials so you can treat yourself to oysters, pastries, wine, and fried chicken every day of the week.
Our guide to understanding the Air Quality Index.
Dine out this summer with discounts on the state’s favorite sandwich.
The rooftop of Walker Theatre will become an outdoor venue for events and live performances — with a perfect view of the downtown skyline.
If you’re looking for smaller crowds to indulge in your favorite fair bites and sights, we’ve rounded up some county fairs around Indianapolis to check out.
It’s Pollinator Week — so we’re sharing some events to get out and learn more about the crucial members of our environment.
Looking for some free fun in Indy this summer? We’re teaming up with Live Nation to give away tickets to upcoming events at Old National Centre.
Kayaking, canoeing + paddle boarding are great ways to explore the Indy area — so we’ve rounded up everything you need to know to get on the water safely.
Whether you’re looking to get some fresh air or cut down on your carbon footprint, we’ve rounded up a list of some of the best spots around Indy to take the bicycle for a spin.
The Central State campus is seeing more and more development projects in the works.