As Indianapolis Archdiocese stands firm, Cathedral students and alumni pray for change
Cathedral students and alumni gathered to pray for change at the Indianapolis Archdiocese, which forced the school to fire a teacher in a same-sex marriage.
Month: June 2019
In fight for his life, John Andretti won't quit helping kids with Race for Riley
“What’s important is not what people remember about me. It’s about what you leave behind. … We want Race for Riley to be around forever.”
Sikh activist, Indy Eleven among film subjects at Heartland's 2nd Indy Shorts festival
‘Singh’ and ‘Our Lady Victory’ are two of 152 films that will be screened during Heartland Film’s second Indy Shorts festival
Intersection of Calumet Avenue, Glendale Boulevard reopens
VALPARAISO — The intersection of Glendale Boulevard and Calumet Avenue reopened Thursday after several days of work on a water main project.
Man charged with double homicide gives court officials silent treatment
CROWN POINT — The man accused of killing local radio personality Velia Taneff and her daughter three years walked into court Thursday with a vacant stare.
John and Jarett Andretti talk Race for Riley
John Andretti and Jarett Andretti are ambassadors for the Race for Riley, which researches treatments for cancer
New ‘pathway’ to graduation
MICHIGAN CITY — Michigan City Area Schools administrators are cooking up significant overhauls to the alternative education program, which they believe will put more struggling students back on the path to success.
Cathedral High supporters protest outside Indianapolis Archdiocese
Students, alumni and supporters of Cathedral High School protested outside the Archdiocese of Indianapolis after the firing of one of its teachers who was in a same-sex marriage.
A decade after tragedy, Peru's Chris Smith honors late wife's memory at U.S. Senior Open
A decade after wife’s tragic death, Peru golfer Chris Smith competes at U.S. Senior Open
Man charged with filming girls in bathroom ordered to stay away from alleged victims
PORTAGE — A 20-year-old Portage man accused of secretly filming girls and women in the bathroom of the auto parts store where he worked, asked a judge Thursday whether he can still have contact with his son.