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Mystics at Fever final score: Washington blows out Indiana, 93-77

Mystics at Fever final score: Washington blows out Indiana, 93-77

The Washington Mystics defeated the Indiana Fever, 93-77 on Sunday afternoon at Gainbridge Fieldhouse Washington raced off to a big lead in the first half, leading by 20 points in the first half. Kiki Iriafen (21 points, 14 rebounds) and Shakira Austin (20 points, 10 rebounds) led the Mystics with double doubles while Sonia Citron […]

New assistant coach Frank Vogel is eager to improve Golden State's defense

New assistant coach Frank Vogel is eager to improve Golden State's defense

A defensive-minded coach, Frank Vogel is eager to work with the Golden State Warriors ahead of the 2026-2027 NBA season.

Flash Flood Threat Persists Across Midwest and Central Plains

Flash Flood Threat Persists Across Midwest and Central Plains

The Midwest and Central Plains are under an elevated flash flood threat due to a stalled frontal boundary causing heavy rainfall. Areas already soaked from previous rains, including Chicago, northern Indiana, and western Ohio, are particularly vulnerable. The heavy rain is expected to continue through Monday morning, with flooding risks heightened in regions with saturated ground from earlier rainfall. Cities such as Chicago, Indianapolis, and Columbus are among those at risk of localised flash flooding.

Midwest Faces Elevated Flash Flood Threat as Stalled Front Brings Heavy Rainfall

Midwest Faces Elevated Flash Flood Threat as Stalled Front Brings Heavy Rainfall

The Midwest region, including areas from eastern Iowa to northern Illinois, northern Indiana, and western Ohio, is under an elevated threat of flash flooding due to persistent heavy rainfall. A frontal boundary has stalled across the central U.S., leading to multiple days of rain and storms. This weather pattern is influenced by a heat dome positioned in the Southeast, which causes approaching fronts to slow down and release significant precipitation over the same areas in the Midwest. Cities such as Milwaukee, Chicago, Indianapolis, and Columbus are particularly vulnerable to local flash flooding. These areas have already experienced flooding rain in the preceding week, and the saturated ground increases the likelihood of further flooding with additional rainfall.

Charles Schwab Seeks Financial Services Representatives in Indianapolis, Offering Career Growth and Training

Charles Schwab Seeks Financial Services Representatives in Indianapolis, Offering Career Growth and Training

Charles Schwab Seeks Financial Services Representatives in Indianapolis, Offering Career Growth and Training

Colts receive initial encouraging injury update on Alec Pierce, but further evaluation coming on Monday

Colts receive initial encouraging injury update on Alec Pierce, but further evaluation coming on Monday

The Colts could be without one of their top playmakers and downfield threats at least for a bit.

Midwest Faces Elevated Flash Flood Threat Amidst Persistent Rainfall and Heat Dome

Midwest Faces Elevated Flash Flood Threat Amidst Persistent Rainfall and Heat Dome

The Midwest region of the U.S. is currently experiencing an elevated threat of flash flooding, particularly in areas like Chicago, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis. This situation is primarily due to a stalled frontal boundary combined with a persistent heat dome located in the Southeast. These meteorological conditions are leading to continuous rounds of heavy rain and storms across the affected areas. Regions including eastern Iowa, southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, northwest Indiana, and southwest Michigan are under a moderate risk of flash flooding. Flood watches have been issued and are expected to remain in effect through Sunday morning. Localized heavy downpours are anticipated to cause isolated flash flooding impacts, especially in areas with poor drainage, throughout Sunday. The rainfall is a result of storms traveling around the outer rim of the heat dome, causing any approaching fronts to slow down and release their moisture over the same Midwestern areas.

Ravens Roundtable: Score predictions, X-factors for Week 2 vs. Saints

Ravens Roundtable: Score predictions, X-factors for Week 2 vs. Saints

Baltimore Beatdown’s staff makes their predictions for the Ravens’ Week 2 matchup against the New Orleans Saints.

Ravens-Saints predictions: how will Baltimore adjust to injuries?

Ravens-Saints predictions: how will Baltimore adjust to injuries?

Scheming up the Ravens’ Week 2 matchup against the Saints.

Ravens vs. Saints: Kickoff time, TV channel, odds, and more

Ravens vs. Saints: Kickoff time, TV channel, odds, and more

Here’s everything you need to know to tune into Saints vs. Ravens in Week 2.

U.S. Rep. André Carson Questions ICE Operations in Indianapolis, Demands Evidence

U.S. Rep. André Carson Questions ICE Operations in Indianapolis, Demands Evidence

U.S. Rep. André Carson has publicly stated that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations are making Indianapolis less safe. This assertion, made by Carson, who represents Indiana's 7th Congressional District, is a significant political accusation. However, the source indicates that specific Indianapolis-centric evidence to substantiate this claim is currently lacking. Carson has formally requested detailed information from ICE to support his statement. His letter demands records by September 9, which are expected to include data on the number of arrests involving convicted criminals, individuals with pending charges, removal orders, immigration violations alone, and any U.S. citizens mistakenly detained. The release of this data will allow the public to assess the impact of ICE activities on the safety of Indianapolis. Carson has represented this reliably Democratic district since 2008, following a special election.

U.S. Supreme Court Examines Indiana Cases, Shaping National Precedent

U.S. Supreme Court Examines Indiana Cases, Shaping National Precedent

Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law recently hosted a Constitution Day event, reviewing several Indiana cases that reached the U.S. Supreme Court and resulted in landmark rulings. The event highlighted how constitutional law is applied at both state and national levels. Among the cases discussed was *Crawford v. Marion County Election Board* (2008), where the Supreme Court upheld Indiana's voter photo ID law, a decision still cited in election law cases. Another significant case, *Hammon v. Indiana* (2006), helped define what constitutes a 'testimonial statement' under the Sixth Amendment's Confrontation Clause, impacting when out-of-court statements can be used against a criminal defendant. Additionally, *Armour v. City of Indianapolis* (2012) was examined, where the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Indianapolis had a rational basis for treating two groups of homeowners differently regarding special assessment reimbursements, thus not violating the Equal Protection Clause. The discussion empha...