He was convicted of a nightclub murder. Does his cellmate know the 'real killer'?
Convicted of murder, Anthony Bedolla says he met an inmate who could help prove his innocence.
Month: August 2019
Answers to all of your burning questions about the Red Line
The Red Line bus rapid transit line began service at 7 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, and runs from Broad Ripple to the University of Indianapolis.
Area Briefs
Election Board to certify candidates
Lakeshore PBS up for Station of Year
MERRILLVILLE — The Indiana Broadcasters Association has announced that Lakeshore PBS is nominated for Station of the Year in markets outside Indianapolis.
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Owsianowski to speak at Women in Leadership meeting
La PORTE — Women in Leadership of La Porte County will feature Nancy Owsianowski, founder and president of Roundtable Consulting and co-founder of IndEALA Academy, who will present “Navigating and Achieving Harmony.”
La Porte County Symphony Orchestra adds new board members
La PORTE – Two new regional leaders are being elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the La Porte County Symphony Orchestra (LCSO) Board of Directors.
‘A big loss to Valparaiso,’ former worker, others react to Regal Beloit’s shutdown news
VALPARAISO — Robert Christopher, a Valparaiso resident who worked on a punch press making helicopter bearings for McGill Manufacturing for eight years, was stunned by the news that now-owner Regal Beloit planned to shutter the 109-year-old factory, lay…
Marriott banning little shampoo bottles by 2020
It could be lights out for tiny toiletries.
A nearly 18-foot python was caught in Florida. Hours later, a second one was captured.
Two invasive Burmese pythons, each nearly 18-feet long, were captured in Southwest Florida within hours of each other this.