The Indianapolis News, established in 1869 by John C. New and his associates, has had a profound impact on the media landscape of Indiana, earning a reputation for its thorough reporting on local and national events, political discourse, and cultural developments. It achieved significant milestones, including the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 1978, and continues to offer a diverse range of content, from breaking news to insightful commentary. Now, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Indianapolis News, including 1869, featuring a total of 113,938 scans. This archive not only captures the essence of historical events and figures but also offers a chance to uncover your own family history within its pages. Delve into this rich resource and discover how the Indianapolis News has shaped public opinion and community engagement in Indianapolis over the years.