David Letterman

“I see that they’re going to start handing out tickets for going slow in the fast lane. It’s going to be a demolition derby on I-465.”

Former Colts QB pays tribute to Hoosier funnyman

At a time when most TV talk shows were safe, choreographed showcases for celebrities to sell themselves, Late Night offered the possibility of seeing something real.

“I’m 68,” Letterman said in the interview. “Who the hell is going to say, ‘Let’s get a really old guy in here and see what he can do?’”

Can you guess the name of Letterman’s band in college?

Who can blame the TV late-night legend and native Hoosier for sticking around longer than he intended? It’s hard to say goodbye to family.

An oral history of the funniest guy ever to call Indy home.

Finding the humor amidst a tremulous time for LGBT Hoosiers.

Finally, a Mike Pence meme.

“It’s like a wonderland of education,” he said of his alma mater. “When I was there, it was all dumb kids.”

”Do you have any furniture at all left in your house?” the Indy-born TV host asked The General.

The funnyman Gaffigan posted a clip to his 2.1 million Twitter followers after attending the Indy NFL organization’s training camp.

See the hilarious clip—and find out why ‘Under the Dome’ star Dean Norris loves Indiana.

Hunter-Reay was in the New York neighborhood of Green’s movie premiere to film an episode of The Late Show. Here’s what happened.

There was plenty to see on Saturday at the Grand Prix of Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s inaugural IndyCar road race.