Month: June 2019
Texas pole-sitter Takuma Sato talks championship mentality
“The rest of the season my approach will be: If I have a chance, I will go for it. If not, if the car is a fifth-place car, we will take fifth place.”
Indians lose pitcher's duel in Toledo despite Mitch Keller dominance
Indianapolis managed just four hits in the loss.
Munster’s Tallamraju advances to state semifinals; Valparaiso’s Pastoret falls in quarterfinals
Munster’s Sanjana Tallamraju advanced to the semifinals of the IHSAA state singles tournament with a win over South Vermillion’s Elizabeth Tindera.
Women backstage heroines in D-Day’s 75th anniversary
OMAHA BEACH, France — Women didn’t get much of a mention in the 75th anniversary commemorations of D-Day that focused largely on the fighting exploits of men, yet without them Adolf Hitler wouldn’t have been defeated.
Whiting seeking first semistate title in school history, junior Plemons will start on mound
Junior Aidan Plemons hopes to lead the Oilers to their first state championship in program history.
Detroit police take person of interest into custody in serial killer case
A person of interest has been identified by Detroit Police in the serial killer case, according to Police Chief James Craig.