The Indianapolis Journal was a prominent newspaper in Indianapolis, Indiana, founded in 1823. It played a significant role in the city's media landscape, providing news coverage, editorials, and local information to its readers. The publication was known for its commitment to journalism and often addressed important social and political issues of its time. In 1907, the Indianapolis Journal merged with the Indianapolis News, which further expanded its reach and influence. The combined entity continued to serve the community, adapting to the changing landscape of journalism and media consumption throughout the 20th century.