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Month: November 2019
Help sought after fatal stabbing
MICHIGAN CITY – The family of a deaf Michigan City man, who died just days after being stabbed in the chest last week, is reaching out to the community for information on the case, and help with paying funeral expenses.
Help sought after fatal stabbing
MICHIGAN CITY – The family of a deaf Michigan City man, who died just days after being stabbed in the chest last week, is reaching out to the community for information on the case, and help with paying funeral expenses.
Roger Penske on buying IMS: ‘My stomach was going 100 mph; am I dreaming?’
Tony George: ‘We’ve taken it as far as we could take it, but I want to see it get to another level, and you have to change it up.’
Former sheriff’s officer admits to reduced charge in child porn case
CROWN POINT — A former Porter County police officer accused of having a nude photograph of a 17-year-old girl with whom he allegedly had a sexual relationship pleaded guilty to a reduced charge and could avoid jail time.
117th Avenues to reopen in Winfield this week, officials say
WINFIELD — Drivers can expect 117th Avenue to reopen this Wednesday, said Nick Bellar, town administrator.
Man killed when car strikes building
MICHIGAN CITY – A 21-year-old Michigan City man was killed Sunday morning when his car slammed into the wall of a factory on the east side, according to police.
IU football coach Tom Allen likely to get a big raise after this season
IU athletic director Fred Glass says the plan for some time is to reward the football coach for his work with the program, not just this year’s record
Colts coach Frank Reich stands by Adam Vinatieri in wake of miss, blames ‘fluky’ operation
“That kick and the way the ball got down, I’ll just say this, it made it a lot tougher on the kicker. It made it a lot tougher on Adam.”
State tax caps still impact MCAS
MICHIGAN CITY – Indiana’s circuit breaker law is continuing to have an enormous impact on Michigan City Area Schools’ finances.