Everything you need to know about the Historic Irvington Halloween Festival 2019
The 73rd annual Historic Irvington Halloween Festival is almost here. Here’s everything you need to know about dates, events, contests and more.
Month: October 2019
Insider: Why press man worked vs. Chiefs and why Colts may not play it vs. Texans
Normally a zone team, Indianapolis slowed the Chiefs by ratcheting up the man-to-man coverage, but the Colts might not use the same plan this week.
Portage crime rate down 17% over first three quarters of 2018
PORTAGE — The overall crime rate in the city continues to decline, dropping 17% during the first three quarters of this year as compared to the same period last year, according to Police Chief Troy Williams.
Area prep football statistics, Week 8
View area statistical leaders.
Ivy Tech MC loses a ‘cornerstone’
MICHIGAN CITY — The Ivy Tech community is in mourning this week over the death of a man who served the college in almost every conceivable way over the last 30 years, much of that time in Michigan City.
Before his first Butler game, Derrik Smits feels at home in Hinkle
The 7-1 Smits said he would have more freedom at Butler than at Valparaiso, where he was not encouraged to stray from the post.
Butler Media Day, October 16, 2019
Butler holds first practice of the 2019-20 season
Major live music venues in Indianapolis
Indianapolis has a thriving music scene. Here are six live music venues where you can see your favorite musicians and bands perform.
Chicago officer convicted of murder resigns from department
CHICAGO — A white Chicago police officer convicted of killing black teenager Laquan McDonald has resigned from the department.
Four council wards contested
MICHIGAN CITY – Candidates in three contested races for individual ward representative seats on the Michigan City Common Council faced their opponents last week at the League of Women Voters of La Porte County’s candidate forum at City Hall.