In the Key of Z: ‘Zombie Prom’ comes to Bishop Noll
HAMMOND — Bishop Noll Institute will present the musical comedy “Zombie Prom” April 12-14 in the school auditorium.
Month: April 2019
Feds charge 2 dozen in billion dollar Medicare brace scam
Federal agents have broken up a billion dollar Medicare scam that peddled unneeded orthopedic braces to hundreds of thousands of seniors. Two dozen people were charged, including doctors accused of writing bogus prescriptions. The Justice Department sa…
Cyclist badly hurt in OWI crash
MICHIGAN CITY — A man free on bond for an operating while intoxicated charge was arrested again after crashing his truck into a motorcycle Monday afternoon in what authorities allege was another case of drunken driving.
Mojica’s big bat, Fender’s strong pitching propel No. 2 Crown Point past No. 3 Lake Central
Crown Point’s Christian Mojica hit his first home run of the year and pitcher Ryan Fender recorded 13 strikeouts in an 11-3 win over Lake Central.
US forces: 3 US troops killed, Afghan contractor wounded
KABUL, Afghanistan — U.S. forces in Afghanistan revised on Tuesday the death toll from a Taliban attack the previous day near the main American base in the country, saying three service members were killed but not a contractor who was…
Uber driver dropped passengers off at the airport, then returned to rob the house, cops say
Surveillance cameras captured Jackie Gordon Wilson returning to the home and attempting to break in an hour after dropping his passengers off.
Sports notes: Smith sets Hobart record
Prep softball
Chesterton holds off Valparaiso as Benko gets run support
Chesterton gave senior pitcher Lexi Benko plenty of run support in a 6-4 win at Valparaiso on Tuesday.
Hobart wins bid to host college football bowl game
The Brickies will host an NCAA Division II football bowl game in December featuring teams from the GLVC and GMAC.
Study: Suicide-related ER visits double for children
A frightening picture of childhood has been painted by a jarring new study.