Month: March 2019
20 major (and minor) celebrities you'll see in Indianapolis this spring
Justin Timberlake, Tyler Perry and Danica Patrick highlight roster of fascinating visitors
Indiana to remain among states lacking bias crime law if protected classes list not included, groups warn
INDIANAPOLIS — Thirty national civil rights and religious organizations are warning Hoosier legislative leaders that Indiana will remain among the five states lacking a bias crime statute, if the General Assembly does not include a list of protected cl…
Ball State student's $10,000 half-court shot was voided. Here's what happened next.
Remember that half-court shot at a Ball State game in mid-February? The student stepped over the line, starting a whirlwind couple of weeks.
NW-ISBDC worked with a record number of small business owners last year
The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center worked with a record number of small-business owners last year, serving 504 clients and helping them launch 54 new businesses across the Region.
Hidden cameras, sex-for-cash & trash forages: How police solved a Florida sex trafficking case
Detectives installed hidden cameras, followed clients out of massage spas and went through garbage to gather evidence.
Fiction writer seeks to ‘change the world, person by person,’ speaks at IUN
GARY — A rock to the head at age 6 convinced Dr. Karen Bender to write. An award-winning writer of fiction, Bender uses that medium to address contemporary issues, “to change the world, person by person.”
Perfect 36: This Michigan City teen not only tests well, she encourages others to perform their best
MICHIGAN CITY — Julia Miller is smart. The Michigan City High School senior scored a perfect 5 on her five advanced placement tests last school year, is a National Merit Scholar and scored a perfect 36 on her ACT.