When Lee Corso returned to Bloomington for the first time as ESPN "College GameDay" analyst and extraordinary picker, he didn't have a famed mascot headgear to wear. That changed this Indiana football ...

Indiana has always been known as a basketball school. Whether it's legendary coach Bob Knight, or the historic greats such as Larry Bird and Isiah Thomas. Basketball is what instantly comes to mind ...

WHITESTOWN, Ind. — A man returning home for the holidays had more waiting in his Christmas stocking than he realized. A family tradition of stuffing stockings with Hoosier Lottery tickets ended up ...

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TELL CITY, Ind. — One lucky Hoosier is waking up as a millionaire. For only the fifth time in the history of the Hoosier Lottery, a jackpot topping $40 million has been won by a lucky lottery player.

The Indiana Senate rejected a proposal to redraw congressional maps, despite pressure from former President Donald Trump. The article identifies Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray and Senators Jean ...

In the drama series “Game of Thrones,” Lord Robin Arryn, defender of the Vale, observes, “The loser always falls in love with the past, the fool always falls in love with the future and the winner ...

John Mellencamp and his son, Hud, are lending their voices to a film about the Hoosier National Forest. Four of John Mellencamp's songs, along with narration by his son, Hud, will be incorporated into ...

Some ideas are just too profound to keep to yourself. That’s how Jerry Harms felt after his stroke of brilliance last week. The retired financial adviser found an old ABBA song online he thought his ...

Fernando Mendoza, the mercurial quarterback of No. 1 Indiana, won the Heisman Trophy on Saturday night, becoming the first Hoosier to win college football's most prestigious award since its inception ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Fernando Mendoza didn’t so much win the Heisman Trophy as compose it. He didn’t take college football by storm. He read it like scripture, flipped it like a textbook, prayed ...