"Behind the Bricks," a four-part miniseries about Indianapolis Motor Speedway's history, is set to launch online, featuring unearthed century-old bricks and expert interviews.

Pascal Siakam's last-second jumper gave the Pacers a 103-101 win over the Bulls, with Siakam scoring 24 points and Isaiah Jackson earning a double-double off the bench.

The Indiana Pacers signed forward Jeremiah Robinson-Earl to a two-year contract and waived veteran guard Monte Morris, prioritizing Robinson-Earl's potential contribution over Morris's reduced playtime.

Referee Adrian Hill was injured and carted off during a Texans-Bills game; the umpire took over his duties, while the umpire's role was eliminated for the remainder of the game.

Indiana Hoosiers defeated Milwaukee Panthers 101-70, with Wilkerson scoring 24 points and Conerway 21, marking their second consecutive game with over 100 points.

The Indy Fuel rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Rapid City Rush in overtime, with the first of a three-game series taking place at Fishers Event Center.

Indiana remains No. 2 in college football rankings after a narrow victory against Penn State, with quarterback Fernando Mendoza securing a late-game touchdown. The team faces Wisconsin and Purdue next, aiming for an undefeated regular season.

The Indianapolis Colts have placed defensive tackle DeForest Buckner on injured reserve due to a neck injury, with Neville Gallimore stepping up in his absence.

Marco Andretti announced his retirement from professional racing, including the Indianapolis 500, ending a notable career with ties to the Andretti racing legacy.

The NBA season starts with a Pacers vs. Thunder game, where Indiana seeks to avenge last season's defeat. Both teams face injuries, but Pacers coach Carlisle remains optimistic.

The Indianapolis Colts achieved a commanding 38-24 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, advancing to a 6-1 season record as quarterback Daniel Jones excelled with 288 yards and two touchdowns.

The Indianapolis Colts defeated the Arizona Cardinals 31-27, improving their record to 5-1 despite pregame injuries.

Raiders' Tristin McCollum fined $5,722 for a hit that caused Colts kicker Spencer Shrader's season-ending injury.