Lusia Harris was one of the greatest women’s players of all time, one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century. But few had ever heard of her.
Author: Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star
The tragic life of lawyer who smuggled cell phone into jail for Art Schlichter
Linda Wagoner was the public defender for ex-Colts quarterback Schlichter and his gambling-related charges. Then, her life went on a downward spiral.
Bob Garner, the man who ran the iconic Hoosier Gym, dies from COVID-19 at 74
Bob Garner, the events coordinator at the iconic Hoosier Gym in Knightstown, Indiana, died Thursday at 74 following a battle with COVID-19.
Indiana high school tennis coach battling stage 4 brain cancer: ‘I do consider myself lucky’
“It makes me much more appreciative of the time that I have and how I spend it,” Chris Sciaudone, 55, said as he battles brain cancer.
List of offensive mascots that included Notre Dame leprechaun disappears from website
Quality Logo Products’ survey results of most offensive and creepiest mascots in college football were taken down from its website after fan reaction.
Former sports reporter says she was raped by MLB player: ‘It was traumatic and scary’
Did she not say no forcefully enough? Did she give off some vibe she had no idea she’d given off? For years, Kat O’Brien blamed herself.
Netflix debuts ‘Untold: Malice at the Palace’ and the brawl in Pacers locker room after
The documentary reveals details of the brawl that have never been told – from Ron Artest, Jermaine O’Neal and Stephen Jackson.
Brawl erupts at travel girls basketball game in Westfield, ends in ref being body slammed
Disputed call sparks scuffle involving referee, a player, several spectators, and ends with the team being kicked out of the tournament.
Born out of love: How the baby they gave up 50 years ago reunited high school sweethearts
For decades, two lovestruck teenagers made good on a promise to their parents to never talk again. But one day, 51 years later, everything changed.
Wally Triplett, the first Black draftee to play in the NFL, and a letter that changed everything
When Miami rescinded a scholarship offer after learning Wally Triplett was Black, he kept that letter to remind him what people said he couldn’t do.