The Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced Friday that Casey Irsay Foyt, the daughter of the late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, will serve as the honorary starter and wave the green flag for Sunday's 109th Indianapolis 500.

The White House on Thursday released its long-awaited “Make America Healthy Again” report, painting a dire picture of American children’s health. The lengthy federal assessment’s goal is to identify the root causes of chronic diseases such as diabetes, obesity and neurodevelopmental disorders in children. Dr. Vin Gupta discusses the report.

From youngest GM to owner, Irsay's impact on Indianapolis and the Colts is undeniable. His daughters are set to continue his work.

Jim Irsay passed away this week at age 65. In the collecting world, he was the curator of one of the most expansive and awe-inspiring private collections.

Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson, are poised to lead the Indianapolis Colts. Meanwhile, Irsay's ex-wife, Meg Coyle, has broken her silence, revealing the struggles she faced during their marriage,

Reactions continue to pour in following the death of Colts owner Jim Irsay, a larger-than-life figure whose impact stretched far beyond football. Colts Radio Network postgame host and preseason TV announcer Greg Rakestraw joined News 8’s Jeremy Jenkins on WISH-TV Daybreak to share his reflections on Irsay's influence,

As I look back at Jim Irsay's life and my brief time in ... but a conversation can live on. This is Irsay's legacy. He wrote it with a life that was both like and unlike other owners.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, fellow owners and former players are remembering Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay for his commitment to his team and the game.