Month: July 2019
Stricker makes record debut and wins US Senior Open
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Steve Stricker finally has a national golf championship he can call his own as the record-setting winner of the U.S. Senior Open.
With eye toward Olympics, Crown Point’s Tetzloff joins upstart professional swimming league
Former Crown Point swimming standout Aly Tetzloff will be a member of the Los Angeles Current in the newly formed International Swimming League.
Steve Stricker and caddie/wife Nicki make U.S. Senior Open a family affair
Steve Stricker wins first career USGA event, rolling to a 6-shot victory at U.S. Senior Open with wife Nicki as his caddie
Shirley Heinze Land Trust acquires 34 acres of wetlands along Little Calumet River
CHESTERTON —Shirley Heinze Land Trust has acquired 34 acres of wetlands and floodplain along the Little Calumet River in Chesterton.
Indians swept by Gwinnett, lose fifth straight game
Despite having more hits than the Stripers, the Indians were unable to break out of their five-game losing streak.
5 things to know about Malcolm Brogdon: He's part of an elite club, has had injuries
With the unexpected trade that sends Brogdan to the Pacers, fans may not know much about him. Here are five features to get to know Brogdan.
Doyel: Malcolm Brogdon and Jeremy Lamb? Kevin Pritchard just made the Pacers a lot better
Indiana Pacers president Kevin Pritchard uses position of weakness to make Pacers stronger, adding Malcolm Brogdon and Jeremy Lamb to potent lineup.
Griffith man stabbed to death Saturday night, coroner says
GRIFFITH — A 45-year-old man was stabbed near his home in Griffith Saturday night and later died at the hospital, according to the Lake County coroner’s office.
At DMZ, step into history for Trump as he offers hand to Kim
PANMUNJOM, Korea — With wide grins and a historic handshake, President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un met at the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone on Sunday and agreed to revive talks on the pariah nation’s nuclear program. Trump,…