Month: May 2019
Wednesday’s prep schedule
Baseball
Flood warning continues for Indiana rivers
Minor flooding has resulted from Tuesday’s downpour with showers continuing into the night.
Teen attempts to rob Long John Silver’s with a knife, police say
LAPORTE — A teen attempted to rob a popular seafood franchise with a knife Tuesday, police say.
Football notebook: Valparaiso ‘looking forward’ to move to 5A, coaches in favor of mercy rule
Even though the Valparaiso football team is moving down to Class 5A in 2020, coach Bill Marshall plans to continue to play Penn in the regular season.
Youth prevails as Hamilton Southeastern wins girls conference track title
Freshmen pick up wins for the Royals and Fishers, while a sophomore powers Brownsburg
Attempted robbery suspect thwarted by liquor store cashier, ‘armed and dangerous,’ police say
HOBART — An attempted armed robbery suspect is still at large after fleeing when a liquor store clerk drew his firearm, police say.
Gary’s mayoral candidates find plenty to complain about
GARY — Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson defended her administration against political opponents who were on the attack in the first of several mayoral debates.
Former first responders square off in Lowell council race
LOWELL — Michael Mears and Brandon Newcomb face off in the Republican primary for a chance to go up against 1st Ward Councilman Michael Gruszka, a Democrat, in November.