Once located in Fort Wayne and called the Indiana Mad Ants ... baby!” phrase made famous by legendary Pacers coach and commentator Bobby “Slick” Leonard. Pacers Sports said the name also ...

After leaving the White House after a single term, he departed Washington, D.C., for Indiana. The famed-Fort Wayne architectural ... an inscription echoing the famous words of the heavenly chorus ...

Indiana Pacers’ NBA G League affiliate will ... The Mad Ants, a professional men's basketball team formerly located in Fort Wayne, were named after “Mad” Anthony Wayne, the namesake of ...

A number of the players that played in last Saturday’s 20th Hoosiers Reunion All-Star Classic at Hoosier Gym will play ...

Cousins Maine Lobster (CML), the industry-leading fast-casual lobster roll brand is making a highly anticipated return to Oklahoma City with the grand opening of its latest food truck. Launching on ...

The 31st annual road trip includes three dragstrips and two fairgrounds with Monday’s kickoff featuring drag racing on the famous Indianapolis ... Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

There’s a moment when a piece of perfectly cooked ribeye melts in your mouth at BakerStreet Steakhouse in Fort Wayne that makes you wonder if you’ve been eating steak wrong your entire life. It’s that ...

Jimmy’s Diner has earned a reputation that extends far beyond city limits, with devoted fans willing to make the pilgrimage from all corners of Indiana for one legendary menu item: a country fried ...

Abraham Lincoln is a famous person Indiana is known for ... The legend of Johnny Appleseed began to take off following his death in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1845, developing into a beloved folk tale ...