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The Hoosier State has long been known for basketball, the Indy 500—“the greatest spectacle in racing”—and having a plethora of corn, but Indiana’s offerings stretch far beyond its fields and racetracks. From boasting the world’s largest children’s museum to converting original Pullman train cars into hotel rooms, imaginative sites in Indiana can transform ordinary events into one-of-a-kind experiences, and the state’s creative culture is flourishing. 

Little Rock Christian quarterback Walker White has heard all the talk.

Only Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont had higher scores, according to the report from startup Turquoise Health.

By Nathan Charles  Here are the candidates for SBLive’s Nebraska high school athlete of the week for Nov. 7-13. Read through the nominees and cast your vote.

A Dauphin man arrested in connection with an arson in the city, has appeared in court again. 21-year-old Alexa...

As we know, recruiting never stops in the SEC. Even while UGA is in the heart of the football season, Kirby Smart and his staff have been sending out some offers

Sixteen people from a Chicago prep school were injured – three badly – when a tractor-trailer disregarded a traffic signal on U.S. 30 and collided with a school bus carrying

By Nathan Charles  Feature photo: Westside quarterback Anthony Rezac accepts a player of the game award following the first round win over Papillion-La Vista.

In Georgia’s largest classification, the first round of the playoffs only featured two upsets. Parkview, a No. 4 seed and Harrison, a No. 3 seed were the only

Sixteen injured in a bus crash involving students from Chicago's Saint Ignatius College Prep, three critically, after the driver of a truck ran a red light, causing a collision.