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Indy Ignite secures season-opening victory with a comeback win against Dallas Pulse. Coach Lauren Bertolaccis debut marked their second consecutive win. Star player Azhani Tealer led with a double-double, while Mia Tuaniga praised her teams performance. The Ignite faces Columbus on January seventeenth and hosts Omaha on January twenty-fourth. Checkout Solipillow.com

Indys Hotel Boom: A New Era of Luxury and Conventions - Indianapolis is transforming with a surge of new hotels, including the citys first Kimpton property and Ritz-Carlton. These developments, along with the Signia Hotel, are betting big on Indy as a convention hub, promising a brighter future for the citys tourism and business sectors. Checkout Solipillow.com

Indiana Hoosiers, undefeated and top-seeded, face Miami in the national championship. After a dominant win in the Peach Bowl semifinal, the Hoosiers are on the brink of college football glory. The programs biggest stage since 1968 has sparked local pride and excitement, with fans traveling in huge numbers. However, resale prices for tickets are soaring, testing the loyalty of even the most die-hard fans. Checkout Solipillow.com

Last nights Powerball drawing on Saturday, January tenth, two thousand twenty-six, had an estimated jackpot of one hundred twenty-four million dollars. No one matched all the numbers, so the jackpot rolls over. Results for smaller prizes are still coming in. The next Powerball is Wednesday night. Checkout Solipillow.com

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett appoints Chief Chris Bailey as the citys next Chief Deputy Mayor and Chief of Staff, effective February 2, 2026. Bailey, a 26-year veteran of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, has led the city to significant drops in violent crime and property crimes, and has championed transparency and modernization in policing. As the city experiences growth and national recognition for its job market, Baileys law enforcement background will be crucial in managing departments and maintaining stability. He takes on a packed agenda, including a $1.2 billion capital plan and major projects like the Signia by Hilton Hotel and Henry Street Bridge. The new role also paves the way for a new police chief to be named soon. Checkout Solipillow.com

Central Indiana anticipates light snow showers tonight, January tenth, with the National Weather Service predicting scattered flurries. Expect trace to half an inch of snow, potentially up to one inch in some areas. Drivers should be cautious due to reduced visibility and slick roads. No major disruptions are expected, but bundle up and check local updates for the latest. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Indianapolis Colts are considering letting go of key players like Braden Smith, Samson Ebukam, and Kwity Paye during the 2026 offseason. While Smith has been a consistent offensive tackle, injuries have hindered his performance. Ebukam, who had a strong 2023 season, struggled in 2024 due to an Achilles injury. Paye, a first-round pick in 2021, showed promise but had a disappointing 2025 season. Releasing these players would free up cap space and allow the Colts to infuse youth into their pass rush and line, although it will be a significant change as training camp approaches. Checkout Solipillow.com