NFL Week 3: How to watch, odds change, injuries for Colts-Falcons: Roof will be closed
Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons are both 1-1 heading toward their matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Month: September 2019
Tsirtsis works as volunteer wrestling coach at Indiana
Jason Tsirtsis’ original plan was to be dentist, majoring in biology.
Park Tudor private school will be closed Thursday after College Avenue water main break
Citizens Energy Group said the 12-inch-diameter cast iron water main that broke Wednesday afternoon was installed in 1940.
‘Hamilton’ a hit in the classroom
MICHIGAN CITY – Art + History = An integrated, engaging educational opportunity for Krueger Middle School students in the eighth grade Humanities class, according to its teacher.
‘I believe he should serve the max’
La PORTE – A drunk driver whose pickup struck and critically injured a motorcyclist in unincorporated Michigan City in April has been sentenced to more than five years in prison.
Taco bookmark in book donated to LaPorte library goes viral
It was the best of bookmarks; it was the worst of bookmarks.
‘I believe he should serve the max’
La PORTE – A drunk driver whose pickup struck and critically injured a motorcyclist in unincorporated Michigan City in April has been sentenced to more than five years in prison.
Judge allows ‘pond’ work to continue
La PORTE – Work on a controversial construction site in Center Township can continue unabated, following a court ruling last week that overturned a county stop-work order.
Stuffed bus means packed shelves
MICHIGAN CITY – With more than 10,000 pounds of food donated on Saturday and more to come thanks to donations and vouchers, the shelves at the Michigan City Salvation Army food pantry are pretty stuffed this week.
Andrean grad Crandol to be honored for Friday’s football game
Katie Crandol, a 2013 Andrean graduate and softball player with brain cancer, will be honored before the 59ers’ football game with Hobart Friday.