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FRENCH LICK, IN-- - Leading with this quote from Plato, "You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation," the Visit French Lick West Baden , Indiana Visitors ...

When I was a young lad, my mother would remind me before I left the house to make sure I had on clean underwear in case I got into an accident. Well actually she never said that, but somebody's mom said it somewhere, because I remember hearing it or...

Be ready for a stray shower or storm trackside this afternoon, along with a mix of sun and clouds

Photo: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images MTV2's "Guy Code" explores the previously unspoken rules that exists between bros. We dig that, so we've decided to analyze a different law: the Sports Code. It's a term that we invented but it refers to the idea that you don't take in-house matters to the media, or throw a teammate under [...]

Here is news and analysis heading into Game 6 of the Pacers-Heat series:

FRENCH LICK - For the first half of Monday’s sectional game, Crothersville did a better job of keeping West Washington from piling on the runs, giving up only two through five innings.

Michigan State finished fourth at the Big Ten Men's Golf Championship on Sunday, a huge leap from finishing at or near the conference basement the past three seasons. "The guys were so calm and so ready for it," coach Casey Lubahn said.

John Poling died peacefully at home, surrounded by his family, on May 8, 2012. He was born in Middletown, OH, on October 25, 1948, and spent his childhood living in French Lick, IN, near the family homestead. His family, including his older sister, Carolyn, moved to Reno, NV, when John was a teenager, where he graduated from high school and attended The University of Nevada, before transferring ...

Indiana's nearly 20-year-old casino industry is facing declining revenues and growing out-of-state competition, prompting lawmakers to consider what, if any, regulatory changes might be able to stem the tide.

It always seemed as though Larry Bird’s 15-year tenure with the Pacers has been on borrowed time. He never looked comfortable on the sideline, as if he were counting the seconds before he could retire and return to French Lick.