Hank FM Emmis Archives

You were a medical student working alongside Martin Kleiman, a pediatric infectious-disease specialist who treated Ryan White at Riley. What was it like attending to a boy who became a celebrity? It was a circus. Elton John

It’s Monday. This is IMPORTANTVILLE. It’s hard to imagine how life will be back to normal by the time the rescheduled Indy 500 rolls around in August. Will any of us feel comfortable around 300,000 people just

With the COVID-19 crisis and an extended call to shelter at home from Governor Holcomb, most of us will find ourselves adapting our Easter rituals this weekend. Local church services and Easter egg hunts are canceled, and

As Told To Adam Wren Sahm, co-owner of Liter House, Half Liter, Sahm’s and Big Lug Canteen, is converting five of his restaurants into grocery markets and his downtown catering spot into a kitchen for Second Helpings.

Chuck Dietzen wears a lot of hats. The retired chief of pediatric rehabilitation medicine at Riley Hospital for Children has traveled the world to help the medically underserved, at one time providing aid with Mother Teresa herself.

Last week was vaguely tolerable, relatively speaking—or as tolerable as a lockdown during a deadly global pandemic could be. It was still newish and we were all figuring out our new normal as we went. Our new

Before Hamilton County had a hospital, sick residents would show up to this house, and those who required extended treatment would stay in one of the bedrooms. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Dr.