Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Super Bowl-winning running back Leonard Fournette is visiting with the Indianapolis Colts on Monday. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported the news of the visit.

Fournette started his career in Jacksonville with the Jaguars when he was drafted fourth overall in the 2017 NFL Draft. He played with them for three seasons before signing with the Buccaneers just before the start of the 2020 season.

Fournette spent three seasons with the Buccaneers from 2020 to 2022. He joined the team with other veteran players after the signing of Tom Brady that offseason and won Super Bowl LV. During his time with the team, he ran for 1,847 yards and found the endzone 17 times.

After the 2022 season, Fournette signed with the Buffalo Bills and played in two games with them.

He could now find himself back in the AFC South if he does sign with them. Whether or not he would get much work behind Jonathan Taylor is yet to be seen.

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Indianapolis, IN – Labor Day in Indianapolis brings clear skies and mild temperatures, offering perfect conditions for outdoor activities. With highs reaching 77°F, today is ideal for barbecues, picnics, or a day at the park. However, as the week progresses, temperatures are expected to rise, reaching the mid-80s by Wednesday and Thursday.

According to the US National Weather Service Indianapolis, temperatures this week are slightly above normal, with the possibility of 90-degree days returning midweek. This brief heatwave comes after a summer that ended with above-average temperatures and slightly below-normal precipitation levels.

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of today’s cooler weather but should prepare for warmer conditions starting Wednesday. It’s a great opportunity to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities during the hotter parts of the day later this week.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The 2024 Butter Fine Art Fair wrapped up Sunday.

The fair featured over 60 artists from across the world specializing in all mediums. It was created in 2021 by Indianapolis-based creative agency GangGang and is hosted in the Stutz Building. The agency focuses on highlighting Black visual artists.

Since the fair’s birth, over 32,000 people have attended.

Several of the featured artists are from Indianapolis and find the fair to be especially impactful, including acrylic artist Shane Fitzgerald Young. Young is known by the artist name “Fitz” and has been a featured artist at the fair every year.

“It’s kind of like everything that you’ve asked for, you finally get it in real time, but you don’t know the emotions that you’ll be having when you get it,” Fitz said. “being around Black artists, Black stories. The equity, that’s being treated with Black art now is changing in this city and I’m just, I’m grateful, and I’m happy to be a part of it.”

Fitz is also grateful the fair remains commission free, meaning all proceeds go to the artists. Before this year’s fair, nearly $750,000 worth of art had been sold.

“That’s a very rare thing in the art world, to not take commission on pieces, especially when you can set up such an amazing event like this,” Fitz said.

As Fitz sees success this year, he is already thinking about next year and hoping to implement even more organization and structure into his routine.