Month: August 2019
Donald Trump condemns white supremacy and vows action after mass shootings but offers few specifics
President Donald Trump condemned white supremacy and vowed to respond with “urgent resolve” to mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
Carmel swimmer Jake Mitchell, 17, probably can't make Olympics; but what if he can?
Because he is 17, Jake Mitchell is an intriguing figure 10 months from the Olympic Trials. His rate of improvement is rapid, as are his finishing strokes.
Indianapolis charter school for troubled youth closes days before school starts
Marion Academy enrolled about 120 students in grades 6 to12 last year.
Bloody weekend in Chicago leaves 7 dead, dozens 40 injured
CHICAGO — A surge of weekend violence in Chicago that left seven people dead and more than 40 injured prompted the police department to dispatch dozens more officers to the street and forced one overwhelmed hospital emergency room to stop…
Last of 4 men accused in 18-year-old’s shooting death arrives in Lake County to face charges
CROWN POINT — All four men charged in a botched robbery that resulted in the shooting death of a Portage High School student earlier this year have been brought to Lake County to face a judge.
Beck and Cage the Elephant at Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center
Beck brought party vibes throughout his 65-minute set
Lubeznik Arts Festival gathers more than 75 artists and artisans
If you’re looking for something new to hang on a wall, wear or decorate your living room, save the date.
Puerto Rico crisis deepens amid clash over sworn-in governor
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Puerto Rico’s constitutional crisis was expected to deepen on Monday after the island’s Senate filed a lawsuit seeking to oust a veteran politician recently sworn in as the island’s governor as legislators squabble over who…
Beck and Cage the Elephant let loose during Ruoff show
Co-headliners Beck and Cage the Elephant throw a feel-good party at Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center