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INDIANAPOLIS–The Indiana Fever snapped a two-game losing streak Thursday night by knocking off the Atlanta Dream 83-71 in WNBA Commissioner’s Cup play at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Fever led by as many as 15 and they forced Atlanta to shoot only 34% from the field. The Fever shot 48% and 44% from three-point range. Indiana was […]
Ticks pose a growing threat in the Midwest due to climate change. Prompt removal and awareness of diseases like Lyme and alpha-gal are crucial.
GREENSBURG, Ind. — A historic plot of land in downtown Greensburg is getting a brand-new lease on life. City leaders, state economic representatives, and developers gathered Wednesday afternoon at 200 S. Broadway Street to officially break ground on Ironwood, an 88-unit multifamily apartment community. The new complex will sit on the footprint of the former […]
Chocolate ice cream's rich history, flavors, and global popularity make it a beloved dessert worldwide.
Classic films like Jaws and Star Wars drew huge drive-in crowds, cementing the drive-in experience as a beloved part of movie history.
IndyGo Unveils New MyKey+ Platform for Bus Riders INDIANAPOLIS — Public transit riders in Indianapolis will soon have access to a new fare payment system as IndyGo prepares to launch MyKey+, an upgraded platform designed to simplify how customers pay for bus service. The new system is scheduled to begin July 1 and will replace […]
STATEWIDE–There could be rain showers and thunderstorms in Indiana this weekend. Matt Eckhoff with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis says a cold front will move in on Saturday. “That front is what is supposed to bring the showers and storms that could last into Sunday and maybe even Monday next week,” said Eckhoff. Eckhoff […]
STATEWIDE— Teenagers in Indiana will be able to get their driver’s licenses a little sooner under a new state law. Starting July 1, 2026, teenagers can get their license on their 16th birthday instead of waiting an extra 90 days after completing driver’s education. Gov. Mike Braun says the change gives families more flexibility while […]
Indiana State Fair Announces First Wave of Hoosier Lottery Free Stage Always A Hit Concerts for 2026
INDIANAPOLIS–The Indiana State Fair announced on Wednesday the first full wave of its 2026 list of scheduled concerts as a part of the Hoosier Lottery Free Stage schedule, August 7-23 (Fair is closed on Mondays). All shows at the Hoosier Lottery Free Stage are free with paid fair admission and seating is first-come, first-served. All […]
Skylake Adventures, a thrilling new water park, opens June 4th near Indianapolis, offering obstacle courses, slides, and more for all ages.
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INDIANAPOLIS–Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark discussed on Monday what prompted a passionate discussion on the sideline between her and Fever Head Coach Stephanie White in Saturday’s 100-84 loss to Portland. “It’s just two people being competitive. Two people that really want to win. I think a lot of those things happen all the time and […]