Caitlin Clark achieved her second career triple-double and became the fastest to reach 100 season three-pointers in WNBA history as the Indiana Fever beat the LA Sparks.

Indiana Fever President Allison Barber is departing at season's end to lead a new initiative, the Marvella Project, aimed at empowering women and girls in sports.

Colts kicker Matt Gay's groin injury puts his play uncertain for season opener, while wide receiver Josh Downs also recovers. Rookie Shrader may fill in.

Drag racing fans gather for the 70th annual Toyota U.S. Nationals, where over 900 racers compete, with Doug Kalitta and Brittany Force among notable contenders. The event combines racing with fan experiences and family traditions.

Colts cornerback JuJu Brents sustained a broken nose from a cleat to the face during a preseason game but is expected to recover for the season opener.

Caitlin Clark sets a WNBA rookie 3-point record, helping the Indiana Fever snap an 11-game losing streak against the Connecticut Sun with an 84-80 win.

Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points, leading Indiana Fever to an 84-79 win over Atlanta Dream, spotlighting Caitlin Clark's contributions and highlighting Atlanta's dwindling playoff hopes.

Maya Moore's No. 23 jersey was retired by the Minnesota Lynx in a ceremony during their sixth consecutive win against the Indiana Fever, ending 90-80.

Curt Cignetti takes over as Indiana Hoosiers' coach, bringing a winning streak and a firm, traditional approach, with a willingness to adapt to modern football dynamics.

Caitlin Clark breaks the WNBA rookie assist record as the Indiana Fever defeat the Seattle Storm 92-75, with Kelsey Mitchell scoring 27 points and Lexie Hull setting a career-high at 22 points.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese excelled in the WNBA, with Clark breaking a rookie record for assists and Reese achieving multiple double-doubles post-Olympics.

High school swimmer Alex Shackell won gold and silver at the Paris Olympics while still a senior at Carmel High School. She also set a state record in Indiana prior to her Olympic success.

Indianapolis will host the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, a first for the city, highlighting the Indiana Fever's rising popularity and the city's reputation as a destination for major sports events.