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How “We Grown Now” explores childhood trauma without weaponization

Director Minhal Baig crafts a bittersweet symphony of youthful energy and urban hardship in the 2024 film "We Grown Now." The movie transports filmgoers...

Mad Ants moment with Oscar Tshiebwe

The Indiana Mad Ants (formerly the Fort Wayne Mad Ants) season is officially underway at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Mad Ants are already boosting their...

Hairy, helpful history: No Shave November and its benefits to men’s health

No Shave November is a global social movement that raises awareness and funds for men's health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer and...

Recorder Rewind: Windy City Bulls at Mad Ants

Check out some of these amazing photos from the Windy City Bulls - Indiana Mad Ants (formerly the Fort Wayne Mad Ants) matchup on...

Chicago to Indianapolis: Two mass shootings connecting one major problem 

Andrew Holmes, an anti-violence activist in Chicago, had just responded to a mass shooting that happened at a Halloween party Sunday, Oct. 29, in the windy city when his phone rang with news from Indianapolis. 

Photos: Chicago Bulls at Indiana Pacers

Check out some of these amazing photos from the Chicago Bulls vs. Indiana Pacers matchup on Oct. 30 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse! The Bulls defeated the...

‘Sí, se puede’: The leaps and bounds of immigrant success

"When I think of my inspiration, all I can think of is my father," said Crystal Estrada, a nurse practitioner and associate of the...

Indianapolis Mayor highlights study linking greenspaces to reduce gun violence

A new study has found that greenspaces in Indianapolis can help to reduce gun violence. The study, led by the University of Michigan School...

Sky beat the Fever 96-69 to move into an eighth-place tie in the WNBA standings

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Kahleah Copper scored 25 points, Marina Mabrey and Courtney Williams each added 17 points and the Chicago Sky beat the Indiana...

Gymnastics star Simone Biles returns to competition in August in first meet since 2020 Olympics

Simone Biles is back. The gymnastics superstar plans to return to competition at the U.S. Classic outside Chicago in early August. The meet will be Biles' first since the pandemic-delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Biles made headlines at the 2020 Games when she removed herself from several events to focus on her mental health. She returned on the last day of the meet to earn bronze on the balance beam, her seventh career Olympic medal. Biles will be joined at the U.S. Classic by 2020 Olympic champion Sunisa Lee.
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