Morgan Township’s Wells provides a big bat, leadership in ‘her’ sport
MORGAN TWP. — Softball belongs to Emmy Wells.
Month: April 2019
Fire devastates family home, displaces Wheeler residents
WHEELER — Firefighters from five departments battled a blaze in south Wheeler that boiled the paint from the walls and left much of the interior in charred ruins.
Indiana Fever first-round draft picks
Indiana Fever selected these players in the first round from 2009-19.
Hebron’s Clemens receives college scholarship from IHSAA for ‘demonstrated excellence’
Hebron senior student-athlete Josh Clemens was surprised to learn he was one of 13 recipients of the C. Eugene Cato Memorial Scholarship.
5 things to know about top WNBA Draft pick Jackie Young
Miss Basketball from Princeton High School and Notre Dame is selected No. 1 in the WNBA Draft
55,000 eggs not enough
MICHIGAN CITY – The children who take part in the Michigan City Police Department’s seventh annual Easter Egg Hunt at Washington Park this weekend are in for a big surprise.
Egg hunts, bunnies and more for Easter
More than 70,000 eggs for annual MC hunt
Region native and federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel to speak at PNW
HAMMOND — Federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel will speak Thursday at a town hall forum at Purdue University Northwest, the university’s office of student life announced Wednesday.
55,000 eggs not enough
MICHIGAN CITY – The children who take part in the Michigan City Police Department’s seventh annual Easter Egg Hunt at Washington Park this weekend are in for a big surprise.
No need to toss evidence animal abuse case, prosecutors say
CROWN POINT — A warrantless search was conducted in a case against a St. John dog trainer charged with cruelty to animals, but prosecutors say there’s no need to suppress evidence, because the search was lawful.