Charly Butcher, who most recently served as the morning news host on WOWO, had been on local airwaves for more than three decades.

One of the most powerful and beloved voices of all time died Thursday in Detroit.

Dee Ann Andretti mostly stayed in the background while her husband, Mario, became one of the world's most successful race car drivers.

Donovan was interim coach for the Indiana Fever's inaugural season in 2000 while general manager and head coach Nell Fortner concluded her stint as coach of the U.S. Olympic Women's Basketball Team.

Pope John Paul II named Buechlein the fifth archbishop of Indianapolis in 1992. A stroke forced his retirement in 2011.

Johnson was the last surviving woman to play Major League Baseball in the Negro Leagues. She was recruited to play for Indianapolis' Clowns after being denied a chance with an all-white women's team.

Nabors performed "(Back Home Again In) Indiana" during ceremonies before the Indianapolis 500 nearly every year between 1972 and 2014.

Matthew Desmond is a sociologist and author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City.

Cornell died Wednesday night in Detroit, his representative said in a statement to NPR. Brian Bumbery called the death "sudden and unexpected" and said the singer's wife and family were shocked by it.

Pastor Damon Lynch says social services focus almost entirely on the emptiness of people's lives, ignoring the potential for real community growth.