Michael Rubino

There’s a lot of hot air left in DeflateGate, plus an Indy 500 champ strips down for Pattern magazine.

Indianapolis does not have a gun problem or a homicide problem or a crime problem or a socioeconomic problem or a drug problem. It has an all-of-the-above problem.

“Larry Bird” makes a return appearance on Comedy Central’s The Kroll Show.

For IU basketball fans of Notre Dame football, there’s good news.

Morton’s has a little salt and pepper at the temples; the decor feels dated, and the vibe seems measured. But we consider the place distinguished.

The Colts’ loss in the AFC Championship game proves that the football world is flat.

Patriots QB Tom Brady helps fuel local Colts T-shirt sales.

As Sunday’s Colts-Broncos showdown nears, Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning are the story.

The Marian Knights seek a NAIA football championship. Meanwhile, Dan Dakich and Pat McAfee gets into a Twitter dust-up.

A couple of Butler greats—Gordon Hayward and Brad Stevens—draw raves and a rant.

“I’m a spirits guy—the basics,” he says. “Pretty much a 60-year-old white man in a 40-something-year-old black man’s body.

Indy 500 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay reveals his spending habits, and an NFL player from Muncie is dating professional tennis’s media darling.

The Pacers’ Solomon Hill ruined the homecoming of prodigal son Lance Stephenson.

Colts tackle Anthony Castonzo danced—and everyone (except the Patriots) lost.

Wabash and DePauw meet on the football field for the 121st time.