“We are excited to partner with Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett to identify the perfect location for the Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center,” PS&E Owner Herb Simon said in written remarks.

"We are excited to partner with Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett to identify the perfect location for the Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center," Pacers Sports and Entertainment owner Herb Simon said.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has decided to allow Pacers Sports & Entertainment to build a $78 million practice facility for the Indiana Fever, despite some residents feeling that the city missed an opportunity for development on the site.

Fever fans welcome a new $78 million performance facility, one of the first in the WNBA. But others question how the city-owned land is being used.

Discover the controversy surrounding Indianapolis' decision to build a $78 million practice facility for the Indiana Fever, missing out on other potential uses for the downtown land.

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Real estate developer Herb Simon and his family, who own a majority stake in the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever. In this week’s edition of the podcast, IBJ reporter Mickey Shuey walks us ...