Month: August 2019
'No apologies': Indiana basketball might not be back among nation's elite, but it sure spends like it
From 2013-18, Indiana reported more than $3.5 million in recruiting-related expenses.
NIPSCO upgrading Merrillville infrastructure
NIPSCO is upgrading electric infrastructure in Merrillville, which has necessitated closing of a portion of Randolph Street between East 83rd Avenue and East 97th Avenue.
How well Indiana's kindergarteners are protected against measles & other diseases
Study finds that Indiana has the fourth lowest percentage of kindergarten students who seek exemptions for vaccinations.
Vegan food: These Indianapolis restaurants have the best plant-based meals
Find the best vegan food in Indianapolis restaurants with this list of plant-based and meatless dishes.
Ameristar Casino aiming for Sept. 1 sports wagering launch
EAST CHICAGO — Ameristar Casino is likely to be among the very first locations in Indiana where Hoosiers and Illinoisans legally can bet on professional and college sporting events.
‘I need justice for my son’: Answers demanded following fatal officer-involved shooting in Gary
GARY — The family and friends of Rashad Cunningham alternated between tears and anger Monday night as they demanded answers detailing why the 25-year-old Gary man was fatally shot by police early Saturday morning.
No charges to be sought for two cops in beating of another officer after baby shower
CROWN POINT — Lake County’s top prosecutor said Monday his office has closed a criminal investigation of two Hobart police officers accused of seriously injuring a third officer during a fight after a baby shower last year while all three…