Convicted Portage mayor claims prosecutors threatened witnesses; requests new trial
HAMMOND — Convicted former Portage Mayor James Snyder is seeking a new trial, saying prosecutors threatened key witnesses in his case.
Month: March 2019
Josh McDaniels finally made it to Indianapolis
Hours after accepting the Colts head coaching job, Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels had a change of heart.
Fishers removes last echoes of old downtown
The 5-foot-tall bell atop a grain silo would signal volunteer firefighters to action.
Breakingviews TV: Tech turn
Layoffs are sweeping across China’s once-booming high-tech industry, including at Didi, JD and Netease. Internet-related job openings fell by half on one recruitment site. Robyn Mak and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss the implications for the country’s burgeo…
'Maybe my life would be different': Woman aims to raise awareness of teen dating violence
Nationally, 1 in 3 teens experience physical, sexual, emotional or verbal abuse from a partner, advocacy group says.
‘Global Connections’ programs to be presented at Navy Pier
A selection of extra entertainment opportunities will be featured at Navy Pier in March.
FITNESS EVENTS: Get moving with these upcoming fitness events
Senior Interval
Insider: Years of inferior recruiting classes is catching up to Butler
Recruiting analyst Brian Snow: ‘You’re going to a road game at Georgetown, not George Washington. You’ve got to have horses to win those games.’
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Andrean quarterback, Times POY Merrill chooses Indiana
Andrean quarterback Zack Merill will walk on at Indiana University next season.
Cops not required to document basis for traffic stops, Indiana Supreme Court rules
INDIANAPOLIS — A police officer who pulls a motorist over for speeding is not necessarily required to document the factors that provided reasonable suspicion to initiate the traffic stop, the Indiana Supreme Court has ruled.