Month: June 2019
Opioid prescriptions in Indiana have dropped more than 1/3 since 2013, report finds
Opioid prescriptions in Indiana fell by more than a third in a recent five-year period, a report by a national medical group found.
Shelvin Mack is still a Butler student cramming for tests, even as he plays in NBA
He is going to be one of the rare ones, an NBA player who takes a step back to go forward. He is going to be a college graduate.
Valparaiso Kiwanis honors local students planning to join armed forces
VALPARAISO — Forty-six high school students from across the Region were honored recently at for their future service in the armed forces at he sixth annual Salute to the Recruits.
Breakingviews TV: Array factor
Pfizer is buying Array BioPharma for $11 billion, a 62% premium. It’s Big Pharma buying another smallish biotech, but in this case, Array’s backstory is a mix of skill, law and luck, as Rob Cyran explains.
Supreme Court upholds 'double jeopardy' standard that could blunt impact of potential Trump pardons
The justices upheld the ability of federal and state prosecutions to try defendants twice for the same crime, which could affect anyone Trump pardons.
Win a chance to catch passes from Colts legend Peyton Manning
Win a chance to catch passes from Colts legend Peyton Manning.
Bob Jones 'excited' and 'nervous' to take Edgewood to first baseball state finals
Edgewood baseball coach Bob Jones in first state finals appearance in his 34th season.
Mind Your Banners: Catching up on IU's offseason
Zach and ChronicHoosier discuss the quietest period of the IU offseason and what Tom Allen and Archie Miller might be prioritizing.