Transgender Northwest Indiana residents often have to leave Region, state for care
After Crown Point steelworker Amari Victoria came out as a woman, she looked for doctors who could help her complete that transition.
Month: October 2019
White House: Ukraine aid held up in part over election probe
WASHINGTON — The White House acknowledged Thursday that it held up military aid to Ukraine as President Donald Trump pushed the country’s new leader to investigate the Democratic National Committee in the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, a central ques…
66-year-old man in critical condition after being hit by car while crossing street, police say
HAMMOND — A 66-year-old man is in critical condition after being hit by a car while trying to cross the street early Thursday, police say.
Retro Recipes: Dinner with ‘Mad Chef of Redkey’ meant 7-course meal, extravagant floor show
The culinary madness went on into the wee hours of the morning.
Woman found dead in north side Indianapolis alley
Police said a caller found the woman dead Thursday morning on West 36th Street.
Breakingviews TV: Brexit deal
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has an agreement for the country to leave the European Union. But Peter Thal Larsen explains that the concessions he made will make striking new trade deals harder. And whether Parliament will back his Brexit plan is too…
South Shore to hold emergency drill
The South Shore Line will hold a multi-agency emergency preparedness drill Wednesday approximately one mile east of the East Chicago Station.
Doyel: Fathers, Friars and basketball miracles: The story of Mount St. Francis’ sectional debut in 1948
Mount St. Francis won the first IHSAA sectional it ever competed in, but the real miracle may have happened a few weeks after the 1948 Paoli sectional.
Congress backs naming Indianapolis post office for Richard Lugar
The branch is a few blocks north of Monument Circle, in the city where Lugar was mayor before his 36-year Senate tenure. He died in April at age 87.
The miracle of Mount St. Francis’ first sectional
IndyStar’s Gregg Doyel takes you inside the story of Mt. St. Francis winning its first sectional title in 1948; they had to beat the Devils to do it