Meredith Juliet
WTHR.com
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Best You: Stress coach advice for IndyCar drivers
Best You: Stress coach's tips to IndyCar drivers can help you, too. → Read More
Duckpin bowling bar is the latest Bottleworks space to open
Pins Mechanical is a duckpin bowling bar. It just opened right across from The Garage. → Read More
Hoosier muralist creates art in an unlikely place
The mural, funded by the town of Cumberland, has a lot of community input. → Read More
Staring at yourself on video calls can lead to 'Zoom dysmorphia'
"Zoom dysmorphia" is the process of starting to believe you look a certain way that differs from your actual appearance. → Read More
Older animals, special needs pets harder to get adopted
Indy Humane wants to find just the right home for some special animals. → Read More
Leaf watching enters final peak
If you want to see Indiana's trees at their peak, you should get out and do so this weekend. → Read More
New line of bags made from pool covers supports Black designers
The pool covers were originally part of what would have been the spring collection, but PUP pivoted to making face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Bottleworks District construction still on schedule despite coronavirus pandemic
Construction on the Bottleworks District is right on schedule. In fact, several parts will be open by the end of the year, including the 139-room Bottleworks Hotel. → Read More
Local surgeons warn parents about popular children's toy
Surgeons at Ascension St. Vincent have a message for parents about a toy that your kids might be playing with. → Read More
Black Lives Matter protest delivers wake-up call to Mayor Hogsett's door
The Black Lives Matter protest looked a little different Sunday morning. → Read More
Dry cleaner pivots to face mask-making to support business
With few people going to work recently, few needed dry-cleaning. → Read More
Moms-to-be share experience of pregnancy during the COVID-19 pandemic
Being a mom is nerve-wracking enough. Throw in a global pandemic, and pregnancy can be a scary situations for new moms. → Read More
Butler offers COVID-19 summer class for incoming students
The university says students are living through history right now. → Read More
Family plans adult tricycle race for Race Day
Without a race in Speedway, one local family decided to hold their own race in Broad Ripple. → Read More
IU student helping others find a quarantine buddy
An IU student is helping to make sure people don't feel lonely during quarantine. → Read More
Fishers church reopens with much smaller congregations
A Fishers church reopened Sunday, albeit with much a much smaller congregation. → Read More
Tips to avoid back pain while working from home during coronavirus pandemic
So many of us are adjusting to working from home now, but our backs might not be adjusted yet. → Read More
Keeping kids entertained and educated while you're working from home
With parents working from home and kids now learning from home, the new normal can be a balancing act. → Read More
YMCA expands childcare for essential workers
The YMCA is expanding their childcare service to all essential workers in any industry. → Read More
Clip-on strobe lights protect kids at bus stops
The Batesville School Corporation has found an option to protect kids at the bus stop that costs less than $2. → Read More