Colts safety Clayton Geathers taking it slow now so he can be ready when it counts
Geathers had surgery this offseason on his knee, a procedure to clean up a joint that bothered him last season.
Month: May 2019
Breakingviews TV: Gun-ban ammo
May 30 – A little over a year after banning sales of assault-style weapons, Dick’s Sporting Goods reports that the move hasn’t really hurt its sales or profit. John Foley says that outcome could provide cover for other companies considering taking prin…
East Chicago Library rolls out summer reading program
EAST CHICAGO — Registration is underway for the East Chicago Public Library’s Summer Reading Club.
Hogsett seeks regional help with roads
The Indianapolis mayor Monday laid out a regional infrastructure plan that would spread the burden for fixing city streets among motorists from surrounding counties who work in Marion County.
Gregg Doyel will host Indy Storytellers Project
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel will host the Indy Storytellers Project on June 4, 2019 at 6 p.m.
Illinois legislature moves forward on marijuana, budget
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Legalized marijuana use is on the move in the Illinois General Assembly with two days remaining in its spring session.
Once searching for a sport, Noblesville's Shelby Tyler now looks to set high jump record
Shelby Tyler tried nearly every sport growing up but has found a home at high jump
Shelby Tyler making history in high jump
Noblesville senior goes for third state title
Emergency responders called to Portage High School for student overdose
PORTAGE — Emergency officials were called to Portage High School Thursday morning in response to a report of an overdose involving a 15-year-old female student, according to police radio traffic.
As Alabama aims to execute second man in 2 weeks, New Hampshire repeals the death penalty
Nearly two months after his first execution attempt was called off at the last minute, Christopher Lee Price is scheduled to die on Thursday.