Braun keynotes at Michigan City Chamber breakfast
MICHIGAN CITY — U.S. Sen. Mike Braun, R-Ind., will share insights into the 116th Congress when he addresses the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce’s Federal Focus Breakfast Oct. 9.
Month: October 2019
Doctor gets 40 years in opioid prescription case. He gave drugs to every patient, feds say
A Virginia doctor prescribed controlled substances to every patient in his practice, causing the death of one woman. He faces 40 years in prison.
Review: A yeti prompts a China travelogue in ‘Abominable’
“Abominable” is just about the most cuddly piece of East-West synergy a corporation could dream up.
DraftKings, Rush Street Interactive launch Indiana’s first online sportsbooks
Indiana became the eighth state to offer legal online sports betting with the launch of two mobile betting platforms Thursday.
Casino giant settles Vegas shooting lawsuits for up to $800M
LAS VEGAS — Two years after a shooter rained gunfire on country music fans from a high-rise Las Vegas hotel, MGM Resorts International reached a settlement that could pay up to $800 million to families of the 58 people who…
Haunting in Hammond: Monsters and Munsters to be found downtown
Downtown Hammond Council is back to brewing things up in Hammond for the Halloween season.
Pro swim league debuts in Indy: 5 things to watch in star-studded Tokyo Olympics preview
Want to get a preview of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics? Some of the world’s best swimmers are descending on Indy this weekend for a first-of-its-kind event.
Review: Funny how? In ‘Joker’ a villain turns ‘70s anti-hero
An air of menace and a cloud of controversy accompany the arrival of Todd Phillips’ “Joker” like a thick perfume. That, in itself, could be something to celebrate. Danger isn’t a quality often found in the sanitized corporate-made movies of…
City extends funding of Pathway to Employment program connecting homeless with jobs
Over the nearly 20-week pilot, 43 people have been connected with jobs, the city announced, with 18 of them transitioning to full-time employment.
Indiana Pacers weigh in on new NBA G League free throw rule
Several Pacers dislike new G League free throw rule