Keep things civil, St. John residents told
ST. JOHN — A reminder of the town’s ordinance outlining the parameters for public comment lit a fire under some residents at Thursday night’s Town Council meeting.
Month: March 2019
Photos: IU basketball beats No. 6 Michigan State for second time this year
Photos: IU basketball takes on No. 6 Michigan State
Domantas Sabonis takes next step in returning to Pacers from left ankle injury
Domantas Sabonis still isn’t able to run or cut and will miss at least his third game in a row Saturday vs. the Orlando Magic.
Indianapolis Zoo to debut new spring festival featuring 7-foot giraffe topiaries
The Indianapolis Zoo will debut a 12-day spring festival, xZOOberance, from March 21 to April 7.
Ian McKellen apologizes for controversial comments on Bryan Singer, Kevin Spacey's alleged abuse
During a podcast interview, Ian McKellen opened up about the Bryan Singer and Kevin Spacey allegations, two people he has worked with before.
In Amish Indiana, tradition and heritage mix with basketball
MONTGOMERY — The old chestnut is that basketball is its own religion in Indiana, a church that welcomes Hoosiers into the temple on cold winter nights, celebrating raucous services in front of screaming parishioners.
Help Times Editor Marc Chase go bald in fight against childhood cancer
Times Editor Marc Chase seeks your help in funding an extremely expensive haircut.
NUVO, Indianapolis alternative bi-weekly, publishes final print issue
After 29 years, Indianapolis’ alt bi-weekly published its final issue on Wednesday.
Cedar Lake home burns in Saturday morning fire
CEDAR LAKE — Firefighters from multiple departments were on the scene of a house fire early Saturday morning on the north end of Cedar Lake.
Bangert: Will Purdue faculty give Daniels the civics literacy test he says campus needs?
Purdue faculty still not sure about President Mitch Daniels’ plea to make quick work on a civics test he wants as a graduation requirement
