From head coach Curt Cignetti to a trio of Hoosiers, here's what we learned about Indiana at 2025 Big Ten Football Media Day.

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The Chicago Sky (7-17) are preparing to host the Indiana Fever (13-12) in their next WNBA game, with the franchises clashing on Sunday afternoon. The Fever are expected to be without Caitlin Clark and will face a motivated Angel Reese and Sky,

It was the first time Boilermakers coach Barry Odom spoke at Big Ten media days, and he had high praise for Curt Cignetti and the Hoosiers even after taking a jab at them.

Locations like small town Alexandria with welcoming locals and quirky attractions fit this bill pretty well. However, other towns cannot compare to Ferdinand's rustic vibe and lakeside location. Ferdinand,

After the boat tour, the caverns offer gemstone mining, in which children can prospect for fossils and gemstones. Visitors can also visit Indiana's largest sinkhole by hiking the half-mile Karst Natural Area Trail, covering 10 acres and reaching 90 feet deep. Cost: $25 for adults, $12 for youth (age 15 & under)

Sergeant Tyler Turchi has been promoted to District Squad Sergeant for the Putnamville District, where he will provide support and supervision to district troopers.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun is launching an Emergency Alert Task Force to evaluate the systems currently in place throughout the state, and to recommend ways to strengthen those systems.

There are five Indiana Jones movies in total. Some people love all of them. Others pick favorites. But when watched in this order, they line up in a way that shows you the full arc of Dr. Henry Walton Jones Jr. - adventurer, professor, occasional grump, and all-around magnet for trouble.

CHE officials believe one barrier is the overwhelming number of degree choices. Since the early 2000s, Indiana’s public institutions have added more than 1,000 bachelor’s degree programs—a 40% increase, even as enrollment has declined.

President Trump announced that $15 million of federal funding will be granted to Indiana counties for disaster relief that followed the spring’s storms and flooding. According to Indiana House Republicans,