People can record life stories and family histories at NWI podcast studio
A podcast studio in downtown Hobart is offering Region residents a way to preserve their life stories for their family and posterity.
Month: April 2019
New NWI reentry service will help people with criminal backgrounds land jobs
A new reentry program in Northwest Indiana will help ex-offenders overcome the stigma of a criminal record and land gainful employment.
Report: Here's how much less Central Indiana women make than men
Only Utah and Louisiana have a worse gender wage gap than Indiana, according to a study from the American Association of University Women.
Butler notebook: Bulldogs looking at transfers (again) to plug holes
The departures of Joey Brunk and Jerald Gillens-Butler leaves the Bulldogs with two open scholarships and depth concerns.
John Green will talk 'Harry Potter' at live podcast event
‘Harry Potter and the Sacred Text’ podcast will visit Indianapolis for special John Green episode
No, moderate drinking can't protect against stroke. It actually increases risk, study says
Published Thursday in the British medical journal The Lancet, the study adds to growing research that alcohol can have lasting health implications.
Kyle Guy wins 2016 IndyStar Mr. Basketball
This weekend, Kyle Guy leads Virginia into the Final Four. Here’s a look back at the Lawrence Central star’s IndyStar Mr. Basketball acceptance speech
Vegetarian ‘Jersey Boys’ actor shares recipe for a favorite dessert
Kevin Patrick Martin has a love of sweets and likes to step into the kitchen and experiment whenever he can.
Colts bring back OT J'Marcus Webb
Webb started at right tackle in Week 1 last season before suffering a season-ending hamstring injury.
Munchausen syndrome by proxy: What is the mental health problem used in Gypsy Rose case?
Munchausen by proxy is a form of child abuse that involves a parent exaggerating or making up an illness for a child that’s not sick.
