Month: March 2019
District attorney: Chris Watts' recent murder confession mostly 'truthful, credible'
In a recent interview with investigators, convicted Colorado murderer Chris Watts tells what investigators believe to be the truth about the killings.
Region native T.J. Chester to present ‘Running with Wolves’
Author and film producer T.J. Chester is in production on her latest film project in the Region.
Judge nixes hearing on teen’s motion to suppress evidence in murder case
CROWN POINT — A judge dismissed a motion Thursday to suppress evidence in a case against a Gary 17-year-old accused of stabbing her mother to death.
3 sentenced in killing of Cumberland gas station clerk
Three men were sentenced Thursday for their roles in a 2016 attempted robbery and fatal shooting of a Cumberland gas station clerk.
EDITORIAL: Police tone deaf in promoting cop accused of soliciting nude photos
It’s a slap in the face for the dignity of women — and greater humanity.
'We're not supposed to be here.' After 20 losses a year ago, Avon a surprise regional participant
Avon won five games last season. Now the Orioles are playing in regional action Saturday.
Tri-Creek administrators set the record straight on false gun rumors at Lowell Middle School
LOWELL — Tri-Creek School Corp. administrators are dispelling rumors Thursday that a Lowell Middle School student was in possession of a gun Wednesday as the school day ended.
Utah teacher on leave after forcing student to wash off Ash Wednesday cross
A Utah school district has placed a teacher on administrative leave for forcing a student to remove the Ash Wednesday cross from his forehead.