As part of his parole, Art Schlichter was required to sign a contract agreeing not to own guns, use illegal drugs or leave the state.
Author: Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star
Indy’s Charly Arnolt (WWE’s Charly Caruso) lands full-time job at ESPN: ‘It’s been a wild ride’
Chalry Arnold, known as Charly Caruso in the WWE, was a host backand stage interviewer at huge events like WrestleMania, RAW and Summer Slams.
Report: Indiana University was ready to offer Celtics’ Brad Stevens seven-year, $70 million contract
Indiana, during its search to replace the fired Archie Miller, was set to give a seven-year, $70 million contract to Celtics coach Brad Stevens.
Brawl erupts at travel girls basketball game in Westfield, ends in ref being body slammed
Disputed call sparks scuffle involving referee, a player, several spectators, and ends with the team being kicked out of the tournament.
Black Widow of pool, Jeanette Lee, 49, battling stage 4 ovarian cancer
At age 49, Jeanette Lee — dubbed the Black Widow — is battling a grim diagnosis: stage 4 ovarian cancer that has metastasized throughout her body.
What Texas Western’s Black players and white coach did in 1966 continues to ripple
What Texas Western accomplished that NCAA championship game in 1966 slowly and quietly made an impact that echoed more loudly as time passed on.
Celtics star Gordon Hayward has a $3.3 million, 6.8-acre mansion in Indiana
Celtics star Gordon Hayward bought the Fishers, Indiana, home last summer and recently made renovations that values house at nearly $3.3 million.
Arch Manning’s high school football coach: ‘We tread lightly in terms of comparing Arch’
Arch Manning is a 6-3, 200-pound sophomore. “Arch has got a little of all (the football Mannings) in him,” said Arch’s coach at Isidore Newman High.
One fan will watch Indianapolis 500 in person — from a tree top overlooking the track
As millions watch the Indy 500 from recliners on home televisions, Joe Maliaone man will be on a platform nearly 40 feet high hovering over the track.
Teen hockey player was paralyzed after being thrown from SUV. Now he’s walking.
Carson Rainey, 16, an elite high school hockey player from Indianapolis, was paralyzed in January after being thrown from SUV. Rainey is now walking.