Month: August 2019
Watch out for these Indianapolis interstate closures and restrictions this weekend
This weekend, the Indiana Department of Transportation will continue road construction across Indianapolis with a full closure of I-70 and more.
Pop-up Biergarten to serve Hofbräu Bier at Munster’s Centennial Park
For centuries, people have raised hefty steins, swigged beer and sung “oans, zwoa, g’suffa” at Munich’s legendary Hofbräuhaus am Platzl.
Whomp, whomp: No one claims $50,000 prize for winning Powerball ticket
A winning Powerball lottery ticket sold in Northwest Indiana expired Thursday with no one claiming the $50,000 prize.
'I prefer they don't': Trump says he hopes Cincinnati rally crowd doesn't revive 'send her back' chant
Trump’s rally in Cincinnati Thursday will mark his first since chants of “send her back!” erupted at a rally in Greenville, N.C., two weeks ago.
Ben Folds & Violent Femmes IndianapoLIST giveaway
Win Ben Fold & Violent Femmes tickets from The IndianapoLIST
Alleged Capital One hacker barely bothered to hide
SEATTLE — The 33-year-old former Amazon software engineer accused of hacking Capital One made little attempt to hide her attack. In fact, she effectively publicized it.
Indianapolis man sentenced to 65 years for Irvington murder, robbery
Kenneth Branham, 59, was found guilty in the June 2018 murder and robbery of 40-year-old Scott Forsberg.
Santana Giveaway for IndyStar North Newsletter
IndyStar North’s newsletter is giving away two tickets to see Santana perform in Noblesville on Aug. 9!
Insider: Handing over defense is IU coach Tom Allen's boldest, most important move yet
IU coach Tom Allen is surrendering his role as defensive coordinator for his health and because Kane Wommack is ready to step in