IndyStar’s David Woods wins national award for basketball writing
Woods won for a story he wrote about the struggle of Butler’s Sean McDermott to recover from a life-threatening staph infection.
Month: October 2019
Joe Biden describes his health care plan using Pete Buttigieg’s term, ‘Medicare for all who want it’
Biden on Wednesday referred to his health care plan as “Medicare for all who want it,” employing the phrase used by rival Pete Buttigieg.
‘A disaster’: Downtown Kilroy’s to remain closed for ‘a few more weeks’
Kilroy’s Bar and Grill’s downtown location will remain closed a few more weeks for structural repairs.
‘My house was burnt down’: Man makes 1st court appearance on charges he killed 3, set home ablaze
CROWN POINT — A man accused of shooting his girlfriend and two of her family members to death before starting on fire the house he shared with them gave a magistrate his mother’s address in Chicago during an initial appearance…
Arrow McLaren SP’s split with James Hinchcliffe ‘a gut-wrenching decision’
Arrow McLaren SP sided with two young, relatively unproven drivers over veteran James Hinchcliffe for their 2020 campaign.
Could a Democrat win a Carmel City Council seat? Perhaps in the West district
A Democrat has a shot at winning a City Council seat in a district Donnelly won in 2018.
NiSource narrows third-quarter loss to $7.2 million
NiSource reported a third-quarter net loss of $7.2 million, as compared to a $345.1 million loss during the third quarter of 2018.
Hoosiers swept up in Martian invasion of 1938
People around Indiana reacted to the 1938 radio broadcast of “War of the Worlds.”
Lake Central High School resource officers investigate social media threat
Lake Central School Corp. officials are investigating a threat at Lake Central High School.
Chicago teachers’ strike cancels classes for 10th day
CHICAGO— The Chicago teachers strike has cancelled classes for a 10th day in the nation’s third-largest school district.