Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem provided an update on "Operation Midway Blitz" during a visit to Gary, Indiana, on Thursday morning. Noem held a news conference with several other officials including Indiana Governor Mike Braun,

Curt Cignetti's Hoosiers are in a good spot to receive a first-round bye, as long as they avoid a letdown in the final four weeks of the regular season.

The Indiana Hoosiers and head coach Darian DeVries got a positive update on Nick Dorn’s ankle injury ahead of the season opener.

The Indiana high school boys basketball upcoming 2025-26 season is right around the corner as practices have already started and teams are ramping up in anticipation of the first game. Topping the Top 25 teams in the Top 25 teams out of the Hoosier State are the Fishers Tigers,

Indiana hired Curt Cignetti and invested more in football. As a result, the Hoosiers are changing traditional narratives around college football.

Cory Miles, of Washington, Indiana, is spot on with his Indiana Hoosiers football coach Curt Cignetti impersonation. He goes by Curt Cignotti.

Known as cane cutters, cane jakes, or more commonly swamp rabbits, this species is found in the low lying areas in Indiana’s southern hardwood forests where tall reed-like grasses grow that resemble bamboo or sugar cane.

The first phase of Van Eerden Foodservice's new 181,000 square foot temperature-controlled distribution center in Fort Wayne was completed last month.

Gov. Mike Braun's call for a special session Nov. 3 began a 40-day clock for the legislature to meet, and they are still working through their calendars.

What started as a dreary and blustery day ends with abundant sunshine and a late-day boost in temperatures. The upper-level low responsible for the rain and clouds continued to most east

Two weeks before Mississinewa High School students were set to perform "Between the Lines," the musical based on a Jodi Picoult book, the district canceled the performance.

Another day, another hypothetical win for the SEC. This time it comes courtesy of ESPN's Paul Finebaum, who made it clear that he does not respect what the No. 2 ranked Indiana Hoosiers have achieved amid their history 8-0 start and highest ranking in school history.