Month: July 2019
Shooting that roiled South Bend and Buttigieg campaign nets State Police's investigative help
Prosecutor said State Police will help in case involving shooting death of a black man by a white police officer.
Today in History
Today is Tuesday, July 9, the 190th day of 2019. There are 175 days left in the year.
Marion County agency reports 18 cases of intestinal illness
INDIANAPOLIS — Health officials in Indianapolis say a hard-to-kill intestinal parasite is showing up in swimming pools in Indiana’s most-populous county.
IndyStar sues Attorney General Curtis Hill's office for email records
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill and his top deputy were using private email accounts to conduct government business, records indicate.
Development underway and in the works designed to make Griffith a workable, walkable hub
Though Griffith is still known as the Town by the Tracks, it’s the foot traffic that has everyone buzzing.
Don't touch that deer: Some too used to humans are known to attack, biologist says
When a buck showed up on a Michigan beach over the Fourth of July weekend, beachgoers were eager to film, photograph and even pet the animal.
Century-old swastikas removed from Indiana University building
Tiles with images of swastikas have been removed from inside a building at the Indiana University-Bloomington campus.
Metra adds service on some lines for Taste of Chicago
CHICAGO — Metra is adding trains and making changes to schedules on some lines to accommodate people attending the Taste of Chicago.