Month: June 2019
Police: 'Heavy damage' after Carmel man drove into home while intoxicated
Police say the vehicle fled after the crash but was later located. The driver was charged with four misdemeanors.
Carmel is considering changing school start times. Here's when students would start.
Carmel Clay Schools is asking parents for feedback on the potential changes.
5 high schoolers selected as National Student Poets
NEW YORK — Five 10th and 11th graders have been named National Student Poets and will serve as regional literary ambassadors through readings, workshops and other programs.
Fix the traffic problems faster, driver tells INDOT
ST. JOHN — Blair Mitchell regularly drives U.S. 231 between St. John and Crown Point to commute to work.
Hot Property: This $745K home is a secluded gem just 15 minutes south of Downtown
Built in 1995, this home boasts five bedrooms, six bathrooms, recreation room, five-car garage space and two sun rooms.
Breakingviews TV: Hong Kong ire
The Chinese financial centre is bracing for another round of massive protests. Robyn Mak and Pete Sweeney discuss the reasons for the discontent, why the demonstrations caught the government by surprise, and whether Beijing will back down.
Ethical questions come from all directions in undercover Fair Oaks Farms videos
Dairy farms and animal rights activists alike find themselves on the defensive as undercover videos stir emotions about treatment at big farms.
UPDATE: Family: Baby cut from slain Chicago woman’s womb dies
CHICAGO — An infant boy who was cut from a Chicago woman’s womb with a butcher knife died Friday at a hospital where he had been in grave condition since the April attack that killed his mother, family spokeswomen said.