Nelly to headline opening night at Hammond’s Festival of the Lakes
It’s going to get hot in here at Wolf Lake Pavilion this summer.
Month: March 2019
David Letterman says his most rebellious teenage act took place at Crown Hill Cemetery
The former late-night host told Ellen Degeneres Thursday about his most rebellious teenage act, which he said took place at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Charter school on Indy's east side to close at end of school year
Lighthouse East, a charter school on the East Side, will close at the end of the school year leaving students a short window to find a new school.
Breakingviews TV: Biogen fail
The abandonment of Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug, which cost it $18 billion in market value, follows the failure of similar efforts by others. It’s a potentially huge market, but a tough one to crack. Rob Cyran explains why investors may have been too opti…
46% of whites worry becoming a majority-minority nation will 'weaken American culture,' survey says
By 2050, the U.S. population will have a nonwhite majority. A Pew survey found 46 percent of white people fear that will “weaken U.S. culture.”
The Hoosier Gardener: Prepare houseplants for season of growth
Transplanting or dividing houseplants can be done before activity moves outdoors.
Abrupt retirement by Hammond cop ends investigation of racist, homophobic slurs and death threats
HAMMOND — A 26-year-veteran of the city’s police department abruptly retired Thursday morning, just hours before he was to be interviewed by his peers about allegations he made homophobic and racist slurs and death threats against a man while off…
Hear two perspectives on a bill that would expand 'stand your ground' laws
Kystie Phillips shares a first-person account of why she hopes House Bill 1284 will pass and Cathy Weinmann shares her opposition to the bill.
Learn more about police work at Griffith Citizens Police Academy
GRIFFITH — Residents can learn more about the town’s Police Department during the third annual Citizens Police Academy.
Chris Ballard breaks down Colts' free agency philosophy, recent visits
Indianapolis has now moved on to the back end of free agency, searching for value plays among the players still available.