A Chicago class action says the NCAA's new age‑based eligibility rule cuts off a cohort of athletes from a fifth season and NIL income.

Caitlin Clark left Wednesday’s Fever game with a back issue and did not return after logging 19 points and eight assists. The team will monitor her status ahead of the weekend.

Pike High alum Ryan Conwell was taken 37th overall and had his draft rights traded to the Miami Heat. The Louisville senior averaged 18.8 points and projects as a floor‑spacing guard.

MSR owner Mike Shank confirmed Felix Rosenqvist will leave after 2026 and is expected to race for another team in 2027, reshuffling IndyCar’s driver market.

Mishawaka native Markus Burton is joining the Indiana Hoosiers after three seasons at Notre Dame, bringing ACC scoring chops and a healed ankle to a rebuilt roster.

Kate Douglass set a new world record in the women's 50m freestyle, clocking 23.59 at the Pro Swim Series stop in Indianapolis.

The Pacers are among teams pursuing Trey Murphy III, but New Orleans is demanding a hefty return. Indianapolis may have to trade rotation pieces and future first-round picks.

Caitlin Clark vomited at halftime, then rallied the Indiana Fever to an 83–71 win over the Atlanta Dream at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Ed Carpenter spun into the Turn 1 wall on lap 27 of the Indy 500 and was checked by medical staff. He publicly blamed Takuma Sato for the restart contact.

Josef Newgarden spun into the Turn 4 wall on Lap 126 and walked to medical staff; his Indy 500 bid ended early.

Katherine Legge and Ryan Hunter‑Reay collided on Lap 18 of the Indianapolis 500; both walked away. Legge’s attempt to run the Indy 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 ended early.

Will Power spun and was forced to retire from the 110th Indianapolis 500 after roughly 91 laps, bringing out a caution that reshuffled the race.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is listed out for Wednesday's game with a back issue; Ty Harris will start as the team manages her minutes.