Plummer injured, backup quarterback Aidan O’Connell guides Purdue past Nebraska
The Boilermakers rallied to beat Nebraska 31-27 on David Bell’s 9-yard touchdown run with 1:08 to play
Month: November 2019
State economic development chief to lead new public-private Indiana tourism agency
An experiment to boost Indiana tourism through a marketing collaboration between state government and the private sector will have an experienced hand at the helm.
Judge upholds law allowing Great Lakes oil pipeline tunnel
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Michigan legislators did not violate the state constitution with their decision to allow construction of an oil pipeline tunnel beneath a waterway linking two of the Great Lakes, a judge said Thursday.
Randy Wells’ kick return TD give Warren Central win over North Central
The 91-yard kick return for a touchdown to open the second half gave Warren Central the winning margin
College funding assistance offered
College Goal Sunday is just around the corner and specialists will be available statewide to answer students’ financial aid questions.
Northwest Indiana-themed episode of Inside INdiana Business to air on Lakeshore PBS
“Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick” will air a Northwest Indiana-themed episode statewide this weekend that will be aired locally on Lakeshore PBS at 9 a.m. on Sunday and midnight on Monday.
Her cancer surgery was a success. Then a genetic condition let a chemo drug ravage her body
Kerrie Prettitore’s genetic mutation kept her body from breaking down the chemo drug 5-FU. A test for the mutation exists but is rarely used.
Democrats plan to release transcripts of Trump impeachment probe. But Rep. Liz Cheney wants them ‘immediately’
Rep. Liz Cheney, a Wyoming Republican, said House Democrats were continuing to “conduct the partisan effort to impeach the president” in secret.
In first extended minutes of NBA career, Pacers rookie Goga Bitadze flashes length, smarts
With the Pacers missing starting center Myles Turner, rookie Goga Bitadze provided energy, defense and basketball IQ in his first extended minutes.
Three seats contested in Lake Station
LAKE STATION —Financial stability is key issue for candidates in the three contested City Council races.