Month: February 2019
United Methodist delegates advance plan to keep ban on same-sex marriage, LGBT clergy
United Methodist Church representatives are meeting in St. Louis this week to decide whether to lift bans on same-sex marriage and LGBT clergy.
Police: Suspect fires shots during Family Dollar robbery on east side
The suspect allegedly fired shots inside the store, but no injuries were reported.
Guillain-Barré paralyzed this young boy, but now he walks again
Five-year-old recovers from a rare side effect of the flu. Guillain-Barré Syndrome left him paralyzed as nerve damage traveled up his body.
Flu-related illness leaves boy working to walk again
Five-year-old Brysen Mills is recovering from Guillain-Barré Syndrome, which left him paralyzed as nerve damage traveled up his body.
BOYS BASKETBALL: Playoff pairings
Boys Basketball
Right to engage in recreational activities on Lake Michigan beaches affirmed by Indiana Senate
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Senate believes Hoosiers are entitled to continue using the Lake Michigan shoreline for a variety of recreational purposes, just as they have for more than a hundred years.
Pacers visit Pistons in search of third straight win
Indiana Pacers play on the road in NBA action on Feb. 25, 2019
IU basketball: Jerome Hunter returns to on-court work
Redshirt remains on the Hoosiers freshman
Major Laurie Simmons exhibit on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
A new exhibit opened this weekend at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago surveying the work of photographer Laurie Simmons, a historically important member of The Pictures Generation who remains active as a contemporary artist.