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Fever falls short to Sun in home opener, 70-61

During their season-opener at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, the Indiana Fever put up a gutsy effort against the Connecticut Sun. However, the Fever fell short, with...

Jim Brown, all-time NFL great and social activist, dead at 87

CLEVELAND (AP) — Jim Brown was virtually unstoppable in every arena.Whether on the field, as a Hollywood film hero or civil rights advocate, Brown...

Mayor Hogsett surprises Indiana Fever with Paint the Town Red Day

Joe Hogsett, mayor of Indianapolis, declared this Friday Paint the Town Red Day. This proclamation supports the Indiana Fever's season opener and their move...

Tortoises, start your engines for the Zoopolis 500

As Hoosiers gear up for the Indy 500, the Indianapolis Zoo is preparing for its own special race. Zoopolis 500, also known as the “Greatest...

Why everyone should attend the Indy 500 this year

There is something downright magical about this time of year in our city, and it's something that everyone certainly needs to experience in their...

Jeff Teague named head coach of Pike High School boys’ basketball team

Jeff Teague, former NBA player and Indianapolis native, was named the new head coach of the Pike High School boys’ basketball team. Teague is no...

Noblesville approves multimillion deal for new G-League arena

Earlier this week, the Noblesville Common Council approved a partnership agreement with Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E) to create an 85,000-square-foot arena for the...

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana to meet mentor goal by the Indy 500

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana (BBBSCI) partnered with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) in March to recruit 500 Bigs by the Indy...

Commentary: Black QBs finally getting what they are owed

It is about time that Black quarterbacks get paid what they deserve. For far too long, these talented athletes have been undervalued and underpaid despite...

Nick Gilbert, son of Cavaliers owner, dies at 26

CLEVELAND (AP) — Nicolas "Nick" Gilbert, the son of Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert who became the team's good luck charm at NBA draft lotteries, has died. He was 26. A funeral announcement posted by the Ira Kaufman Chapel said Gilbert died Saturday "peacefully at home surrounded by family." Gilbert was diagnosed as a child with neurofibromatosis (NF1), a genetic condition that causes tumors to grow in the brain, spinal cord and skin. Wearing a signature bow tie and dark-rimmed glasses, Gilbert became a sensation at the 2011 draft lottery. Cleveland wound up with the No. 1 overall pick and used it to select Kyrie Irving, who became an All-Star and later paired with LeBron James to win the championship in 2016.

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