Pacers set on returning home with split vs. Celtics to flip homecourt advantage
The 74 points in the opener was forgettable but coach Nate McMillan believes his team can turn it around at TD Garden on Wednesday.
Month: April 2019
Indy golf courses see a surge in interest after Tiger Woods' Masters victory
Twenty-two years after his first Masters victory, and 11 years after his last Major. Tiger Woods is still a golf phenomenon.
Indianapolis woman pleads guilty to neglect in death of malnourished 2-month-old daughter
Janet Ringer was sentenced to seven years for the death of her 2-month-old daughter, who died of malnutrition and dehydration in Indianapolis.
Voter registration issues aired
La PORTE — With early primary voting in full swing, a matter of contention between the La Porte County Clerk and the county Voter’s Registration office that had been simmering since last year boiled over into the public this week.
State budget wins Senate approval but changes to spending proposal are likely ahead
INDIANAPOLIS — The battle over how Indiana should spend about $34.6 billion in taxpayer funds over the next two years can begin in earnest after the Senate voted 40-8 Tuesday to approve its state budget proposal.
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Midtown can jump on facade bandwagon
MICHIGAN CITY – Two programs which have led to hundreds of thousands of dollars in improvements – and more housing units – in buildings in the Uptown Arts District is being expanded to the south and east.
MCFD rating upgrade helps homeowners
MICHIGAN CITY – The Michigan City Fire Department recently had its Insurance Services Office (ISO) rating upgraded, which will help some homeowners pay lower insurance rates.
'I'm ready to walk': Teachers looking to lawmakers for last-minute movement on pay, funding
Hundreds of teachers rallied at the Statehouse Tuesday. With a week left in session, lawmakers are running out of time to do more for schools.
Renaissance Academy hosts annual science fair
La PORTE – Students combined fun with learning recently as Renaissance Academy hosted its largest science fair ever – with 188 student entries.