Man attempted to run over officer, crashed into squad, police say
CROWN POINT — A Gary man faces charges alleging he drove at a police officer as he attempted to flee a traffic stop and crashed into another officer’s car during a chase.
Month: May 2019
Appeals court tosses agreement between sheriff's office and ACLU over immigration enforcement
An appeals court tossed out an agreement under which the Marion County Sheriff’s Department stopped detaining people based solely on ICE requests.
Prosecutor does not intend to file charges at this time in the shooting of Indiana judges
The Marion County prosecutor’s office says the state doesn’t intend to file charges in the shooting “at this time.”
Inmates charged with blackmail in sextortion of Army veteran before suicide
After a final threat from inmates, according to police, Army veteran Jared Johns left a message for his sons and and killed himself.
Former VU student pleads not guilty to charges of filming others in showers/toilets and posting videos online
VALPARAISO — A former Valparaiso University student accused of filming others in a dormitory bathroom and sharing the videos online entered a preliminary plea of not guilty Friday morning.
Illinois parents plead not guilty in son’s beating death
WOODSTOCK, Ill. — An Illinois mother and father have pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the beating death of their 5-year-old son.
Breakingviews TV: Masa’s mess
SoftBank boss Masayoshi Son griped about the conglomerate’s stock price even after a 60% surge this year. Robyn Mak and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss how his odd shifting of investments such as Didi and Yahoo Japan around the empire including the Vision Fun…
For a nutritious version of artichoke dip, look to navy bean
Most artichoke dips could justifiably be called mayonnaise and cheese dips, given what goes into them.
Retro Indy: Myths about Soldiers and Sailors Monument debunked
You may have heard Victory is missing a finger. We’re debunking that legend.
Judge: California couple must pay nearly $600k for uprooting, killing an ancient oak tree
A northern California couple was ordered to pay nearly $600,000 after uprooting a 180-year-old oak tree for their new home.