Month: February 2019
Gary council buckles under Maya Energy lawsuit, rescinds earlier vote nixing project
GARY — A planned controversial recycling/solid waste facility is back on track to be constructed in the city’s Glen Park section, steps away from a charter school.
Insider: Class 2A boys basketball sectional breakdown
Matchups, players to watch and predictions in the Class 2A local sectional brackets
IU commit Grace Waggoner is on a mission with Vincennes Rivet: 'We wanted another shot'
IU commit Grace Waggoner and Vincennes Rivet fought for another shot at state title.
Student brought handgun to Lowell High School, officials say
LOWELL — A student allegedly brought a handgun to Lowell High School Wednesday, school officials say.
Pacers find themselves standing tall without Oladipo
INDIANAPOLIS — When Victor Oladipo crashed to the floor in late January, the silence inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse was deafening.
Autistic student abused, bullied by bus driver, lawsuit claims
LAPORTE — A bus driver with LaPorte Community School Corp. physically and verbally abused an autistic elementary school student to the point the boy suffered a breakdown and was hospitalized, a lawsuit claims.
Costume Designers Guild honors Ruth E. Carter, Glenn Close
Ruth E. Carter may be receiving Oscar recognition for her costume designer work on “Black Panther,” but she told a packed room at the Costume Guild Awards on Tuesday night that she has created wardrobes for other superheroes throughout her…
Man sentenced to prison for 'horrendous' slaying of 82-year-old in Zionsville
Damoine Wilcoxson was sentenced to 65 years behind bars for the shooting death of an 82-year-old Zionsville man, prosecutors said.