Vote for the Indy-area high school football top performer from Week 2
Week 2 of high school football is in the books, and there were plenty of eye-popping performances. But which one was the best? You decide.
Month: August 2019
It's taken some time, but Lawrence North football is starting to believe
Coupled with a 55-0 blowout of Perry Meridian last week, the Class 6A 10th-ranked Wildcats have outscored their opponents by a whopping 90-8 this season.
Governor sees South Shore Line projects as key to Region’s renaissance
MERRILLVILLE — Gov. Eric Holcomb remains committed to growing Northwest Indiana, and he believes the best way to do it is by double-tracking the existing South Shore commuter rail line between Gary and Michigan City and constructing the West Lake…
Colts release Krishawn Hogan despite impressive preseason from local product
Hogan caught 12 passes for 132 yards in the preseason, tying Deon Cain for the team lead in receptions.
Indianapolis tax executive pleads guilty to $9.4 million tax fraud scheme
An Idianapolis tax executive pled guilty Friday to a Ponzi-like scheme that caused $9 million in losses for his clients.
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'This isn't supposed to happen.' How New Palestine football machine keeps punching above its weight
“This isn’t supposed to happen, you know.” A mid-sized 4A program by enrollment — is not supposed to beat a 6A power more than twice its size 2 years in a row.
All-access: Inside look at how New Palestine got another signature win over Center Grove
IndyStar was granted all-access for New Palestine’s trip to Center Grove, where the defending 5A champs topped the 6A Trojans again.
Dorian, packing near 150 mph winds, on track to skirt Florida coast
As a strengthened Hurricane Dorian bore down on the Bahamas Saturday, bringing the danger of life-threatening storm surges and heavy rain, new tracking forecasts suggested the storm could turn north before hitting the U.S. mainland, and …