Peyton Manning shows off arm at Denver Nuggets game
The former Colts’ quarterback still has the arm that turned in a Hall of Fame career.
Month: November 2019
Concerned grandmother makes second baby box in Porter County a possibility
VALPARAISO — The Valparaiso Fire Department will be the site of Porter County’s second Safe Haven Baby Box thanks to an anonymous woman described as a concerned grandmother in the community, firefighters said.
Vape juice can kill kids. A vaping law’s slow rollout left them at risk of nicotine poisoning.
A sip of vape juice can kill a toddler. Dangerous, illegal bottles are still sold, years after a law tried to protect kids from nicotine poisoning.
More than 14,000 sheep fall into Black Sea after ship capsizes, thousands feared drowned
The Queen Hind’s crewmembers — 20 Syrian nationals and one Lebanese individual — were all saved, along with 32 sheep swimming by the ship.
‘I feel like part of me is missing,’ handler remembers Dyer K-9 Igar
DYER — Nine years ago, Cpl J.D. Sickles met K-9 Igar.
Report: Colts Eric Ebron to have season-ending surgeries on both ankles
Ebron has 31 catches on the year and is in the last year of his contract with the Colts.
3 ways technology can make your Thanksgiving grocery shopping easier
Here’s how your holiday grocery shopping can be made easier thanks to tools offered by places like Walmart, Target, Amazon and more.
Why buying a home in Greenwood is out of reach for many who work there
Greenwood is booming. But that growth is leaving some of those who work in the city behind.
Breaking down the attainable housing market in Greenwood
Breaking down the attainable housing market in Greenwood
Pete Buttigieg leads in Iowa and New Hampshire, but still faces uncomfortable questions
Pete Buttigieg returned to South Bend following Wednesday’s debate leading in Iowa and New Hampshire but still facing questions in South Carolina.