Slager announces run to reclaim former Indiana House seat
GRIFFITH — Republican Hal Slager has “unfinished business” that he wants to get done at the Statehouse.
Month: October 2019
3 premature babies die at Pennsylvania hospital, possibly from bacterial infection called pseudomonas
Three infants are dead after contracting pseudomonas infection, a waterborne bacteria, at Geisinger Medical Center in Pennsylvania.
How David beat Goliath: Brebeuf ends decade-long drought against tennis power Park Tudor
Every year for a decade Brebeuf Jesuit would lose to Park Tudor in the boys tennis sectionals. Until this year.
Artifacts, knowledge of wars from the Revolution on fill basement of Crescent Jewelers
LANSING — Buried deep below the street is a world from another time and place. It’s a museum of military memorabilia from the Revolutionary War through the Gulf War with a focus on the Civil War, World War I and…
Judge rejects proposed plea deal for man charged with leaving scene of fatal crash
CROWN POINT — A Lake Criminal Court judge rejected a proposed plea agreement Monday for a man accused of fatally hitting a man during a double-fatal, chain-reaction crash on I-80/94 and leaving the scene.
Indianapolis police ask for help finding a car they say is connected to a double shooting
The car is connected to a shooting on the south side of Indianapolis that left two men dead earlier in the month, police say.
Controller takes heat over audit
MICHIGAN CITY — City Controller Rich Murphy found himself in the hot seat as the Michigan City Common Council picked apart the findings of the city’s annual audit by the Indiana State Board of Accounts last week.
Environmental groups file notice of Clean Water Act Lawsuit against ArcelorMittal over fish kill, discharges
Two environmental groups served a 60-day notice of their intent to file a Clean Water Act lawsuit against ArcelorMittal for violations of its water permit at its Burns Harbor steel mill, where any discharge enters the east arm of the…
Colts lose tight end Hale Hentges to Washington Redskins
Rookie tight end had an impressive training camp, and the Colts hoped to develop him for the future.
US Sen. Braun’s brother suspends Indiana congressional bid
INDIANAPOLIS — The brother of U.S. Sen. Mike Braun says a health problem is causing him to suspend his campaign for the central Indiana congressional seat being given up by Republican Rep. Susan Brooks.