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Indianapolis Colts players Jacoby Brissett and Zaire Franklin, as well as head coach Frank Reich and general manager Chris Ballard, issued a statement after Friday's practice, expressing why the team decided not to practice on Thursday to instead focus on action items to directly address racial injustices.

The Indianapolis Colts and team owner and CEO Jim Irsay today announced a gift to the Center for Leadership Development (CLD), the Indianapolis nonprofit that for four decades has transformed the lives of African American youth in overcoming pervasive challenges by equipping them for post-secondary success with the tools, values and skills needed to flourish and enrich their communities.

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has launched his "Be The Change" program, which will provide scholarships for college-bound black student-athletes graduating from his alma mater, Salem High School in Salem, N.J.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay today wrote a letter to fans with some updates on significant changes to the gameday experience that are being instituted leaguewide in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Mighty" Mason Garvey, a huge Indianapolis sports fan who had grown extremely close with Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II and others within the organization the past couple years, has passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 9 years old.

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery in the United States, but up until recently hadn't gained the proper historical notoriety and recognition it deserved. Recent protests demanding an end to systemic racism and police brutality have brought the importance of these efforts to the forefront, however, and accordingly the Indianapolis Colts have officially made Juneteenth a company holiday.

Chris Beaty, 38, a popular Indianapolis-area promoter who also served as a pregame entertainment staffer for the Indianapolis Colts, died tragically the night of May 30 in a senseless shooting incident near downtown. Here are some tributes from just a few of the people who can say they knew "Mr. Indianapolis" best.

The Colts and Pacers are teaming up and challenging their fans to raise money to support the community that supports them.    

After challenging Indianapolis Colts fans to raise $200,000 to help fund relief boxes for Gleaners Food Bank, team owner Jim Irsay today made good on his promise to donate an additional $1 million for his fellow Hoosier neighbors.

The Colts know how important health is - to their football team and their community. That's why they teamed up with Anthem to promote Blue Ticket to Health.

It's the season of giving. From clothes and shoes and presents to their presence - being able to give back is something the Colts take to heart.

The video captured hearts - a young football player tearfully reading a thank you letter to his coach. On Sunday, the Colts honored Coach Richard Nelloms and Jayden on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium.