Author: Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star

An 11,000-square-foot single-family residence, nestled among farm fields in Indiana, went on market last week. It’s half basketball court, half house.

It kind of pains former Indiana Pacers GM Donnie Walsh to say it 35 years later, but Reggie Miller wasn’t his first choice in the 1987 NBA draft.

Joey Chestnut, the No. 1 ranked competitive eater in the world, will try and devour as many donut holes as he possibly can in his next competition.

Former Colts cheerleader Tessa David-Burns tells story years after near-fatal stroke. Married with two children, she’s grateful she lived through it.

Peyton Manning talked to Matt Ryan in the lead-up to the veteran quarterback’s trade from the Atlanta Falcons to the Indianapolis Colts.

Tony Stewart’s ranch in Indiana is the most expensive to go on the market in the state’s history, say real estate records.

Purdue’s Rod Woodson didn’t know what a combine was when he came to Indy’s first NFL Scouting Combine in 1987. “I just did what they asked me to do.”

Lusia Harris was one of the greatest women’s players of all time, one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century. But few had ever heard of her.

Fritz Pollard blazed a trail as the first Black coach in the NFL. A century later, some say his coaching experience in the league mirrors today’s NFL.