THIS WEEK’S EXERCISE: Swimmers
Swimmers: Begin by lying flat on your belly with your arms stretched out in front of you and your legs outstretched behind you.
Month: June 2019
Experts grade Indiana Pacers pick, calling Bitadze 'polished' and 'best pick available'
Here’s how several publications graded the Indiana Pacers 2019 NBA Draft.
Indianapolis Public Schools announces new superintendent
Aleesia Johnson, interim superintendent for Indianapolis Public Schools, is being offered the job permanently.
ITT Tech settlement would erase $5.4M debt for former Indiana students
State Attorney General’s office announces $5 million-plus in debt relief for 602 Indiana ITT Tech students in multistate settlement with private lender.
Brebeuf Jesuit is no longer part of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. What that means for the school.
The Archdiocese of Indianapolis cut ties with Brebeuf Jesuit over a teacher’s same-sex marriage. Here’s what happens next.
UPDATE: Jury sides with Hammond cops in a police brutality trial
HAMMOND — A U.S. District Court jury sided with Hammond police in rejecting police brutality claims by a convicted Hammond burglar.
Alabama man denies feeding meth to ‘attack squirrel’
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — An Alabama man wanted on drug and weapons charges has posted a video denying he fed methamphetamine to a so-called “attack squirrel” that he considers a pet.
MSU trustees to hire law firm to conduct new Nassar investigation, promises to share results with public
Michigan State will hire a law firm to conduct an independent report of Larry Nassar’s crimes that will be shared with the public, trustees announced Friday.
‘Art of healing’ on North Side
MICHIGAN CITY — With less than three weeks until a new urgent care facility moves into the former emergency department of the old St. Anthony Hospital, hospital administrators and members of the local business community attended a special blessing at…
Ride the Nickel Plate Express train during Noblesville's Fourth of July festival
The Nickel Plate Express will offer 30-minute excursions during Noblesville’s Fourth of July Festival at Forest Park.
