HS girls tennis: Park Tudor squeaks out quarterfinal win over Munster with thrilling doubles clincher
The Panthers slid to the brink, but doubles pair Lauren Kittle and Ellie Sing brought them back in IHSAA state quarterfinal action Friday.
Month: May 2019
Park Tudor doubles duo survives, advances: 'We were just taking it point by point'
Park Tudor girls tennis players Lauren Kittle and Ellie Sing fight to see another day after thrilling match in state quarterfinals.
ArcelorMittal further cutting production in Europe
ArcelorMittal plans to further reduce production in Europe after announcing earlier in May it would idle a mill in Poland and cut output in Spain in response to deteriorating market conditions.
Indy 500 hangover is real. Jokes Alexander Rossi: 'I feel stupid with words.'
Rossi: “The biggest thing for me is mentally getting back to explaining things. I’m actually struggling right now.”
Indianapolis man charged with exploitation in child pornography case
Reese Dick, 26, is charged with child exploitation in a child-pornography case, court records show.
Double track a dominant development
MICHIGAN CITY – Investments totaling $1 billion have poured into Michigan City since 2012 – $600 million in public funds and another $400 million in private money – and a major upcoming project could lift those figures even higher.
'War zone': 12 killed in Virginia Beach shooting at municipal center; gunman dead after long gun battle
At least one shooter wounded multiple people at a municipal center in Virginia Beach on Friday
Preparing the next generation for college
WESTVILLE – In the mid-1960s, then-President Lyndon Johnson signed the Equal Opportunities Act of 1964 and the Higher Education Act of 1965 to close the achievement gap as part of his administration’s “War on Poverty.”
Mercer and Bradley break down IU baseball loss
IU coach Jeff Mercer and Scotty Bradley talk about the Hoosiers’ opening round defeat to Illinois State.
How tariffs on Mexican imports could affect what you pay for vegetables and cars
Tariffs on Mexican imports could affect prices of vegetables, cars TVs. A 5% tariff could rise to 25% if Mexico doesn’t halt illegal immigration.
