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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 neighborhood is trying to raise $17,500 to reactivate the Fountain Square plaza by July 1.
Looking to make some extra cash this summer? We’re rounding up some local organizations in need of extra hands this season.
If you’ve visited the Bottleworks District recently, the construction work being done on 20+ acres of the area is hard to miss.
We’re sharing fast facts to get you fueled up for the greatest spectacle in racing.
The people behind this development are also the ones behind the first shipping container home to go on the Indianapolis housing market.
Since 2016, people who live outside of Monument Circle alone have been impacted by food deserts at an increase of 21%.
The founders of Frank’s Livery are leading the way with Indy’s first river-based recreational watercraft rental at Riverside Regional Park, where a renewal of nearly 900-acres of parkland is underway.
We’re breaking down how much parking the Circle City really has and what that means for downtown.
The “greatest spectacle in racing” is fast approaching — so we’re sharing everything you need to know before you go to the Indy 500.
Side hustles are a great way to make some extra cash, so we were curious how you’re making money outside of your “9-to-5.”
There are many ways you can learn more about and celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage in Indy.
Porch parties have become a tradition in Indianapolis to kick off Indy 500 celebrations.
The state’s largest outdoor music venue in the Indy area is getting some upgrades.
This trail expansion will help link other new west side developments to downtown Indianapolis.
May is National Bike Month — so here’s where to buy a new bike if you don’t have one.
The Hogsett administration is taking over the financing of the $510 million hotel tower at Pan Am Plaza, but Indianapolis-based Kite Realty Group will stay on as the developer of the project.
After nearly two years of construction, I-65 and I-70 are officially open in both directions at the North Split as of early Monday, May 1.
Saturday, April 29 is the 10th anniversary of Independent Bookstore Day.
This project will be the latest redevelopment at Central State, among several others in the past decade.
Looking to join a community? Here are some places to visit in Indy that will make you feel like you belong.
This will be the first basketball pavilion of its kind within Indy Parks.
Looking for an evening of suspense? Check out this trilogy of one-act plays based on the writings of three of the most celebrated masters of mystery.
Indiana was named the best state to start a business, so we’re sharing the first steps to get your business idea up and running.
On Thursday, April 20, more than 75 restaurants will be donating proceeds to help end HIV in Indiana.
Several bookstores are slated to open in the Indy area this year.
Check out some of the coolest, most unique Airbnb and Vrbo rentals around Indianapolis, IN and plan for your next adventure or staycation.
A total of 17 tornadoes touched down in Indiana Friday night, and now we’re headed into another threat of severe storms late Tuesday into Wednesday afternoon.
Indy has so many local restaurants, it can be hard to keep up — so we’re sharing some hidden gems you should know about.
Get in the spring spirit with these upcoming events and experiences around Indy.
Indy has a long list of organizations that are here to help the community and provide resources for those with disabilities.