The WNBA All-Star game will be held in Indianapolis for the first time in 2025. While the league began in 1997, the Indiana Fever did not become a franchise until 2000. A year later, the Fever drafted ...

INDIANAPOLIS – When Nate Baranowski started researching Tamika Catchings, he saw her impact on Indianapolis as more than just what she did on the court. Catchings, Indiana’s No. 3 pick in the 2001 ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A new mural in the Massachusetts Avenue neighborhood is honoring legendary Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings. On Wednesday night, the Indy Arts Council and WNBA All-Star ...

INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana's Shenise Johnson said that for much of the first half Sunday, the Fever -- with their season on the line -- played sluggishly. "We were kinda zombie-like," Johnson said. After ...

Aaliyah Crump could be adding to her trophy case in a few months. The Texas Women's Basketball star is on the Tamika Catchings Award watch list.

INDIANAPOLIS — You can't talk about the Indiana Fever without talking about Tamika Catchings. The Hall of Famer played 16 seasons for the team. She's a legend in the league and in our city. Now, there ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Fever legend Tamika Catchings joined WISH-TV’s Countdown to Kickoff as the celebrity guest ahead of the Colts game against the Cardinals. Sports teams in Indianapolis have ...

Before she starred for the Fever, Tamika Catchings played at Tennessee, a college career in which she'll be recognized for.

Catchings, who also won the award in 2010, becomes the fourth player to be honored multiple times, joining Kara Lawson (2012, 2009), Dawn Staley (2006, 1999), and Suzie McConnell Serio (2000, 1998).

LOS ANGELES -- The Chicago Bulls and WNBA player Tamika Catchings have been honored at the first Sports Humanitarian of the Year Awards. The Bulls won in the team category and received a $75,000 grant ...