NFL veteran and Carroll High alum Steve McLendon is headed home as the Eagles' new head coach, promising pro experience and leadership.

Purdue draws No. 7 Miami in the NCAA Round of 32 on Sunday at Enterprise Center in St. Louis. The game tips at 12:10 p.m. ET and will air nationally on CBS.

Transfers, differing NIL rules and a shot‑clock fight are reshaping Indiana high‑school basketball this spring. Coaches warn rosters are suddenly less predictable.

A late Sacramento surge erased a big Pacers lead and extended Indiana's losing streak to 10 games in a 114-109 defeat. Key performances and injuries shaped the collapse.

The Steelers traded for veteran Michael Pittman Jr., pairing him with DK Metcalf as the team retools its receiving corps. Reports say Pittman will sign a three-year extension.

Speedway, Indiana, is gearing up for the 110th Indianapolis 500 with a 100-day countdown. Celebrations include community activities and outreach, with a fully booked fan party at the Speedway. The event promotes unity and supports veterans.

Indiana University announced plans for a bronze statue of the late basketball coach Bob Knight, honoring his legacy and deep impact on the university and the sport.

Gordon Hayward's high school jersey was retired at Brownsburg High School, marking a first for the athletics department. Hayward, now an NBA player and Butler's Executive Basketball Advisor, paid homage to his roots in Brownsburg during the ceremony.

The NFL Flag Championships are set for July in Westfield, Indiana, featuring over 350 flag football teams, signaling the sport’s growth and its Olympics inclusion.

The Oscar Mayer Wienie 500, a whimsical race of Wienermobiles, returns on May 22nd at the Indianapolis Speedway.

Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza from Indiana University declares for the 2026 NFL Draft, potentially as the No. 1 pick for the Las Vegas Raiders, after a perfect season and national championship win.

Ed Carpenter prepares for his 23rd Indianapolis 500 in 2026, driving for his own team, Ed Carpenter Racing, seeking his first win after a career featuring three poles and a second-place finish.

IU quarterback Fernando Mendoza is set to sign autographs at Bloomington's DICK'S Sporting Goods, with a strict limit of 250 wristbands and signed branded photo cards only.