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ATLANTA (AP) — NaLyssa Smith scored 23 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to help the Indiana Fever end a WNBA record-tying 20-game losing streak with a 90-87 win over the Atlanta Dream. The Fever had lost 20 in a row dating back to last season to tie the Tulsa Shock for the most consecutive losses all-time. Indiana lost its final 18 games last season before dropping its first two this year. After an Indiana miss, Alyssa Gray took the long rebound quickly downcourt and drove on Kelsey Mitchell. A foul was called but Fever coach Christie Sides challenged it. After a review, officials determined there wasn't enough contact to warrant a foul.

By Dr. Toby Malichi, Hon.D.Bus., D.H.L. May is World Trade Month The month of May is traditionally “Race Month” in the City of Indianapolis, and rightfully...

In 1980, Diamond Chain undertook an expansion of their manufacturing facilities in Indianapolis. The civil work (earth work) unearthed several graves and grave markers,...

Mayor Joe Hogsett announced three new initiatives to reduce gun violence in the city while calling on state, local and federal officials to help...

Today is Circle K Fuel Day. In celebration of the day, the popular convenience store brand is offering 40 cents off per gallon of...

April was National Public Health Month. In celebration, the Minority Health Coalition of Marion County acknowledged the work being done with a special event...

It is almost race day, and while some folks may be itching to get down to the track to watch the green flag drop,...

The cast of “Simply Ella” presented by Genesis Theatre Company. “Simply Ella,” starring local jazz singer Sandy Lomax takes place at Footlite Musicals May 25-27....

One local veteran is taking one big sigh of relief after receiving a mortgage-free home thanks to an organization dedicated to helping veterans, emergency...

Have you ever been put in a box? Society does it often, especially regarding Black males from particular communities. Additionally, Black men get put...