COLUMN: Steady dose of same reason for playoff expansion
Alabama? Always. Clemson? Four years running. Oklahoma? Make it three of the last four seasons for the Sooners.
Alabama? Always. Clemson? Four years running. Oklahoma? Make it three of the last four seasons for the Sooners.
You can shake down the thunder from the sky, but Notre Dame football will be safely enclosed in a new indoor practice facility starting next season thanks in part to Hammond-based contractor Korellis Roofing.
CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls came into the season thinking they would start to climb in the wide-open Eastern Conference with a promising group of young players. A coaching change wasn’t part of the plan.
The year 2018 has proven to be a good one for the domestic steel industry, which had appeared to on be the ropes after a barrage of cheap and often illegally subsidized imports.
Boost Mobile, the wireless carrier known for its prepaid plans, has opened a new Valparaiso store by Walmart as it looks to boost its presence in Porter County.
Holidays shouldn’t be about hunger, but in Northwest Indiana approximately one in six residents is food insecure.
A new eighth-grade boys basketball coach has been hired amid controversy at Fegely Middle School in Portage Township, pending School Board approval.
PORTAGE — A Merrillville man was arrested early Saturday after he allegedly held his hand and finger in the configuration of a gun, pointed it at a police officer and threatened the officer.
PARADISE, Calif. — With hugs, teachers and a touch of anxiety, thousands of children returned to school and some semblance of routine Monday, three weeks after Northern California’s deadly wildfire destroyed their homes and classrooms.
MICHIGAN CITY — A woman was taken to the hospital early Monday morning with injuries she suffered while escaping from the second floor of an apartment building fire in the 700 block of West 10th Street, according to fire officials.