Month: May 2019
The Blue and Purple lines are coming to Indianapolis. Here's what that means.
After the Red Line, the Purple Line is expected to begin service in late fall 2021, while the Blue Line will start running in fall 2022.
Purdue Northwest hopes concert series will make Gabis Arboretum like Red Rocks
Purdue University Northwest hopes its upcoming Acorn Concert Series this summer will help make Gabis Arboretum in Porter County like the Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside Denver or some other landmark, open-air venue.
IU baseball's Jeff Mercer wins Big Ten Coach of the Year, Andrew Saalfrank named Pitcher of the Year
After winning the Big Ten regular season title in his first year as Indiana’s baseball coach, Jeff Mercer was named Big Ten Coach of the Year.
'Stop the Bans' abortion rally at the Indiana Statehouse
Indianapolis rally is one of hundreds across the country protesting extreme abortion laws.
Carsen Edwards and Derrik Smits work out for Pacers
Carsen Edwards of Purdue, and Derrik Smits of Valpo and Butler, got feedback from Pacers coaches during a workout Tuesday.
Dressbarn to wind down, shutter Schererville and Valparaiso stores
After nearly 60 years, the women’s clothing retailer Dressbarn is going out of business and winding down its operations.
Local college players shoot and dunk for Pacers
Hoping to get feedback, Carsen Edwards and Derrik Smits worked out Tuesday for the Indiana Pacers, in advance of the NBA draft, Indianapolis, May 21, 2019
See the stunning videos: Tornadoes rip through central US as storm chasers capture their power
A string of tornadoes tore through the central United States in recent days, and the videos showing their power and havoc are stunning.