Indianapolis Archdiocese severs ties with Brebeuf Jesuit over gay teacher
School leaders asked parents to “pray with us for a peaceful and just outcome.”
Month: June 2019
Brebeuf and Roncalli: How Catholic high school controversies over gay marriage compare
Similar situations at each school were handled differently. Here are the similarities and differences.
Illinois Supreme Court suspends license of defense attorney
CHICAGO — The Illinois Supreme Court has suspended the license of a lawyer who gained notoriety for representing convicted murderer Drew Peterson and is under investigation for alleged courtroom antics.
Traffic stop yields pot stash
MICHIGAN CITY — A Michigan City man, free on bond after a traffic stop led to his arrest on charges of dealing in marijuana, told police he was dealing in the area because he heard it was “running dry,” according…
'Things just can't keep up': Parts of Carmel flood after heavy rain, more likely on the way
Heavy rainfall has brought flash flooding, with currents strong enough to move a car.
Police seek help locating a 17-year-old girl who left home Monday
HAMMOND — Police are seeking help locating a 17-year-old girl who left home Monday and has not been heard from since.
Indiana basketball model ahead of the curve as NCAA shifts recruiting calendar, but 'there are kids losing out'
Indiana is one of just a few states that will host NCAA-certified events both weekends open to college coaches.
Hamilton County picked for Lafayette suspect's trial
Hamilton County jurors will judge Darius Printup’s guilt or innocence on drug dealing charges.
Iran shoots down US surveillance drone, heightening tensions
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran’s Revolutionary Guard shot down a U.S. surveillance drone Thursday in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first time the Islamic Republic directly attacked the American military amid tensions over Tehran’s unraveling nuclear deal with…