Tensions were high at Deborah Tobias Field as the clock wound toward zero and Michigan pulled its goalkeeper for an extra attacker. Indiana was playing a player down because of a yellow card minutes before, but the Hoosiers’ defense held firm to preserve …
Winning is supposed to buy you the benefit of the doubt, and Indiana has been doing plenty of it this season with 4-0. However, on a FOX panel, that credit only stretched so far before Urban Meyer decided the Hoosiers still had homework to do. Watch What’s …
The No. 5 Indiana Hoosiers will be down a couple of key running backs when they next take on Rutgers on the road in Week 5. Khobie Martin suffered an injury in Indiana's season opener against North Texas and is not expected to return until midseason. …
(FREE PRESS INDIANA) — It’s the midterm elections, the moment halfway between presidential elections when we see if voters are agreeing with how things are going in the U.S. or if they’re ready for a change. Indiana’s 2026 General Election is Nov. 3, …
Indiana running back Lee Beebe Jr. waited a whole year for an opportunity like the one he got Friday night. And with starting running back Turbo Richard out with an injury, Beebe gladly showed everyone what he could do. On a night the Hoosiers looked …
Indiana Public Retirement System Executive Director Executive Director Steve Russo, right, speaks during a state legislative committee meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026. Screenshot from livestream. By Tom Davies Indiana Capital Chronicle INDIANAPOLIS – …
The Indiana Fever are all set to begin their playoff run, but less than 24 hours before their first-round clash with the Las Vegas Aces, an Aliyah Boston update has suddenly given fans something to worry about. After the Aces knocked Indiana out in the …
Indiana volleyball fans stood on their feet cheering and clapping as the announcer proclaimed “She’s back!” enthusiastically over the speakers inside Wilkinson Hall in Bloomington. Fifth-year senior Avry Tatum had just earned her first kill in her return …
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita sued the Indiana High School Athletic Association this week to kill a bylaw that locks two of 19 board seats for people the association calls “qualified minorities.” The bylaws define that phrase as “an individual other …
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