What does The Indianapolis Star do?

The Indianapolis Star, known as IndyStar, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper founded in 1903. It is Indiana's largest circulation paper and the only major daily newspaper in Indianapolis since the closure of the Indianapolis News in 1995. Owned by Gannett since 2000, it serves as a vital source for local, national, and world news, sports, and community content, with an average daily circulation of around 93,612. IndyStar has a rich history, starting with promotional stunts at its launch and evolving through various ownerships. It has maintained a significant archive with over 2.5 million searchable pages. The newspaper offers a broadsheet format that includes comprehensive coverage of news and sports, along with a modern digital presence. It has received three Pulitzer Prizes for its public service and investigative reporting, reinforcing its role as a community watchdog.