Month: March 2019
Risks and treatment for postpartum depression
Perinatal depression can affect as many as 1 in 7 women, says the the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. That includes postpartum depression, which can last a year after a woman gives birth.
How smartphone encryption works
Smartphone encryption keeps your data safe, but it also poses challenges for law enforcement. How does it work?
Retired Baltimore officer charged with planting gun near suspect, telling witness to lie
Keith Allen Gladstone, a former Baltimore police sergeant, faces an indictment alleging he planted a BB gun near a suspect hit by a police vehicle.
‘The future is bright’: Andrean High School announces new administrative team. Here’s who’s taking the lead.
MERRILLVILLE — Andrean High School celebrated Ash Wednesday with an announcement reshaping its administrative leadership.
‘Confessions’ told by rising regional writer and songsmith
Khyel S. Roberson, creator and director of “Confessions of an Adult Artist,” hopes attendees of his original musical walk away from his show inspired to follow their dreams, whatever they may be.
Butler gets two major Big East awards in women's basketball
Michelle Weaver is the top defender and Kurt Godlevske is Coach of the Year
The Pacers are ready for upcoming 'gauntlet' in Milwaukee, Philadelphia
The Pacers head into a two-game stretch against conference-leading Milwaukee and No. 4-seeded Philadelphia.
Pacers vs. Bucks: What you need to know
Indiana Pacers visit the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, March 7