IOSHA cites three groups for stage collapse (Indianapolis) — Three groups are being fined by the Indiana Department of Labor relating to last year’s fatal stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair. A report released yesterday by the Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Association has resulted in the largest fine of $63,000 dollars is being […]
Attorney General objects to Democrats’ efforts to obtain state position (Indianapolis) — The Indiana attorney general’s office says it has objections to a legal move by Democrats to put their 2010 secretary of state candidate, Vop Osili in office following Republican Secretary of State Charlie White’s conviction on voter fraud charges. Soon after White’s conviction, […]
Union says they will not interfere with Super Bowl festivities (Indianapolis) — Indiana AFL-CIO union president Nancy Guyott says its members will not disrupt the Super Bowl festivities this Sunday and instead take its fight against the right to work bill signed into law this week to the ballot box in November. On Wednesday, Gov. […]
It’s sports ultimate balancing act-and no one is on the beam more these days than the Indiana Pacers. There is the need to balance the talent of the athlete with the potential of incidents off the court. Generally, the more talent, the more patience, but that line can be blurred. When something does occur beyond […]
An Indiana Pacers player has been arrested, and it turns out the rookie has a troubled past. The Pacers were working hard on the team image after repeated blows of players getting in trouble. New recruit Lance Stephenson’s domestic violence arrest is the last thing the team needed before kicking off season. Pacers newcomer Lance […]
The Indiana Pacers announced Wednesday they have acquired point guard Darren Collison and forward James Posey from the New Orleans Hornets as part of a four-team, five-player trade. Collison, a second-year point guard out of UCLA, played in 76 games for the Hornets in the 2009-10 season, where he averaged 12.4 points and 5.7 assists […]
Through The Highs and Lows Ron Artest has indeed endured all! A lot of people along with himself thought he would not prospers after that fatal blow to the NBA in Auburn Hills. Here is video of Ron Apologizing and saying he feels like a coward for the way he left the Pacers.
Back from a restful vacation on Monday with major topics and discussions. On Monday, we’ll air the news conference LIVE with Hamilton County and Hendricks County Prosecutors in the case of four Carmel High School basketball players who assaulted several freshmen players. You’ll hear the charges and we’ll hear your reactions. Also Monday, the Black […]
If The Indiana Pacers And Fever Leave Indianapolis...What And Who Will Take Over Conseco Field House?
Audio Included in Post. Audio ©2010 WTLC/Radio One. Former Indiana Pacer great Reggie Miller, now an NBA analyst on the TNT Network, and a budding successful movie producer talked with Afternoons with Amos about a new ESPN documentary he produced about those legendary 1990’s NBA playoff duels between the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks.
