Pacers look forward to bonding with each other in India to open preseason
After a short training camp there’ll be a pair of games vs. the Kings in Mumbai and only two more exhibitions before the regular season begins.
Month: October 2019
California law that would allow college athletes to make money takes center stage at Big Ten media day
“Money is the root of all evil, but opportunity isn’t,” Purdue’s Matt Painter said.
Man rejects plea agreement, readies for trial on charges he killed man over card game
CROWN POINT — A Gary man rejected a proposed plea agreement that would have allowed him to avoid jail time for killing a man during a card game in 2016 and instead will head to trial next week.
Woman gets 18 years in prison for fatally stabbing boyfriend
CROWN POINT — A Gary woman was sentenced Wednesday to 18 years in prison and two years on probation for stabbing her boyfriend to death in 2016.
Area prep football statistics, Week 6
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‘Changing the face of Sullair’
MICHIGAN CITY – Tax abatement from the city and tax credits from the state will help one of Michigan City’s largest manufacturers complete a major capital investment to expand its North American operations and Michigan City headquarters campus, creatin…
Colts WR Deon Cain still confident after slow start: ‘I know what kind of player I am’
Cain has just three catches in 11 targets, the second-lowest catch percentage in the NFL after the first four weeks, despite a ton of playing time.
Falling asleep in vehicles nets OWI charges
La PORTE – La Porte County Sheriff’s deputies responded to two incidents of allegedly intoxicated drivers caught sleeping behind the wheel in the wee hours of Sunday and Monday mornings.
Respect Life celebration in Dyer draws more than 1,000
DYER — Hundreds of students from Catholic schools throughout Northwest Indiana and the Chicagoland area packed St. Maria Goretti Church Wednesday morning for the annual Respect Life celebration.
A boon on snow days, eLearning grows as another teaching tool in class too
Students cheer when they look out the window and watched the snow pile up in the yard. It means the best of both worlds — no school, no illness, and a winter wonderland waiting outside.