SWAT raids, arrests target ‘cocaine pipeline’ in Region, police say
MICHIGAN CITY — Officers have arrested two suspects after investigations discovered “an endless flow of cocaine” into LaPorte County, police said.
Month: October 2019
Moms Demand Action leads march to Chicago to protest gun violence
HAMMOND — Saturday’s cold and rain did not stop marchers from Indiana and Illinois to speak out against gun violence and for sensible gun legislation.
Strong winds, t-storms and lightning in forecast tonight, the National Weather Service says
Winds to get up to 45 mph
Highland’s Guerra pushes the pace for title; CP wins team crown
The plan was to get out front early and make it a fast race. Highland’s Lucas Guerra did that, spending most of the race in the lead.
Former IndyStar Mr. football Brandon Peters healthy and happy to be playing QB at Illinois
Brandon Peters has had an up-and-down career since graduating from Avon. But he’s finally healthy and stringing wins together at Illinois.
Former Indystar Mr. Football Brandon Peters on earning win over Purdue
Former Indystar Mr. Football Brandon Peters on earning win over Purdue.
M’ville community center holds promise of job creation
MERRILLVILLE — As plans advance to finance a new community center, supporters of the initiative have focused on the job creation that would come with the project.
Jim Merritt campaign takes down website attacking Joe Hogsett, says it wants to stay ‘laser-focused on the issues’
A claim that Hogsett failed to pay child support was removed Friday after IndyStar presented the Merritt campaign with evidence the assertion was false.
Carmel boys, Zionsville girls win cross-country semistates in downpour
The Shelbyville Semistate is a highly competitive meet that routinely features an abundance of the state’s top-ranked teams. That held true Saturday.
Where Joe Hogsett and Jim Merritt stand on 3 key issues
Incumbent Mayor Joe Hogsett, a Democrat, is being challenged by Republican Jim Merritt in the Nov. 5 election.