The Latest Breaking News from Indiana

BOSTON — Ime Udoka, ever on the alert for slippage, was alarmed by the return of some bad habits over the three preceding games, including Friday night’s win over Indiana.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — In the 2014 NCAA Tournament, the city of Indianapolis was site to two of the most electric moments in Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball history.

In Indiana, Gov. Eric Holcomb is the number three fundraiser in state politics in the 2022 election cycle so far. According to the most recent campaign finance reports made to the Indiana Secretary of State, the governor received $936,169 in total contributions to his campaign account and spent $959,815 between…

Tom Izzo is relentlessly recruiting a center in the 2023 recruiting class

Michigan State football is the latest power five program to extend a scholarship offer to 2024 offensive lineman prospect Ian Moore

The Fort Wayne assembly plant will temporarily close for two weeks in April.

Dems are boasting about using the money to pay down debt, while Republicans are complaining they didn’t get their way — when their party didn’t want the ARPA money to begin with.

PHILADELPHIA — Mick Cronin likes to say that he has three head coaches on his UCLA staff, a way for him to praise the work of his assistants while lobbying for them to get head coaching jobs.

General Motors Co. is halting production of its light-duty trucks at the Fort Wayne Assembly plant in Indiana for two weeks next month — marking the first time this year the Detroit automaker has shut down a plant because of the semiconductor shortage.