Chief Wahoo—a racist caricature of a Native American—remains the logo of the Cleveland Indians despite a campaign by some to get the baseball franchise to finally do away with the controversial emblem ...

CLEVELAND (AP) - Divisive and hotly debated, the Chief Wahoo logo is being removed from the Cleveland Indians' uniform next year. The polarizing mascot is coming off the team's jersey sleeves and caps ...

Chief Wahoo - it's been real. The Indians announced on Friday morning that they will be announcing on Monday 'uniform changes' for the 2019 season. Those Chief Wahoo - it's been real. The Indians ...

While in Arizona last month, I visited the Indians’ facility in Goodyear. While waiting in the office for the clubhouse to open, I noticed a huge collage, covering a wall just inside the entrance, ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. CLEVELAND ( WJW) The Cleveland Indians will ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The baseball world will be focused on Cleveland today as the city hosts the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. But a familiar face to Cleveland baseball, Chief Wahoo, won't be on ...

One of the more common responses to what I’ve posted about Chief Wahoo lately is “it’s just a cartoon character! Nobody cares!” Well, looking at that guy in the photo above and many others dressed ...

The Cleveland Indians have officially demoted their Chief Wahoo logo to secondary status, owner Paul Dolan said Friday. "We have gone to the Block C as our primary mark," Dolan told the Cleveland ...

UPDATE: The whole marginalization idea has always been my gut feeling, not some fact I’ve heard from anyone. And if there was any doubt about that, I was just contacted by the Indians who quite ...

Yes, even if you’ve never had any negative thoughts or feelings about Asians before in your life, looking at Chief Wahoo, the mere existence of Chief Wahoo, can change your opinions of a whole ...

An hour before the first pitch of a series opener against Kansas City, a steady flow of fans stream into the Indians’ team shop at Progressive Field to buy new All-Star merchandise and other Cleveland ...