There were a few seconds Friday night when it looked as if there would be a competitive football game at Luersfield.

Nick Boucher was supposed to start in net for the Komets on Friday night, but a thumb injury suffered last weekend was bothering him.

Mike Loomis and John Christner are ready to move forward with a new indoor football team in Fort Wayne.

I'll say one thing for indoor football. It's harder to kill than a staph infection.

Former Notre Dame men's basketball standouts Rob Kurz, Kyle McAlarney and Ryan Ayers are paft of the D-League team's training camp roster.

Here's a video preview of Saturday's Wisconsin game.

A look at Purdue's game at Michigan.

I know I am supposed to write about players from northeast Indiana.

Cody is getting to the point where I can leave him alone while I run out for a few hours, but not in the dark.

It's Friday, the day we translate the model's photos into LolCatsian explorations of subtext; highlighting the recurring themes of despair and mutability in fashion photography. It's basically like listening to a cat read Yeats.

Hi, my name is Kim and I suffer from acid reflux. I have the kind of acid reflux that you forget about. You eat fatty foods. You eat fried foods. You even eat spicy foods, and live a glorious culinary life.

This week's gabfest features a discussion of cinema's most egregiously miscast roles. Also the most egregiously aghast Poles. Also, the most egregiously grass-fed foals.

“Locating the graduate School of Pharmacy in the Randallia neighborhood enriches everybody involved,” said Manchester President Jo Young Switzer.

In three public hearings across the state and in written comments submitted to the Department of Education, Indiana educators spoke loudly and clearly to show displeasure with proposed changes to teacher licensing standards.