Indiana, Tennessee fans help push 2020 Gator Bowl ticket sales past 55,000
More than 55,000 tickets have been sold, the most since the 2016 Gator Bowl between Georgia and Penn State (58,212).
Month: December 2019
GUEST COMMENTARY: Death penalty is appropriate
Genny Rojas was 4 years old when her aunt and uncle, Veronica and Ivan Gonzales, tortured and murdered her. They suspended her alive by a hook on the closet wall in their apartment. They shook her violently, strangled her, beat…
Strack & Van Til, Family Express hope apps click with customers
Highland-based Strack & Van Til and Valparaiso-based Family Express launched apps earlier this year to encourage more customer loyalty.
GUEST COMMENTARY: A death by any other name
The American criminal justice system has been getting some much-needed renovations lately: people with nonviolent and low-level convictions are being diverted from receiving harsh sentences, prison populations are declining in many states and policymak…
Have a sweet time along the Richmond-Wayne County Chocolate Trail
Earlier this year, our family took a little road trip while the kids were on spring break and spent a couple days in the Richmond, Indiana area.
First Midwest Bank honored for board-level diversity
First Midwest Bank was honored for having three women on its 12-member board of directors.
These retailers are facing the fight for their lives in 2020: Sears, Forever 21, Pier 1
After a tumultuous year that has included more than 9,200 store closures, a slew of national retailers are heading into 2020 on thin ice.
Colts RB Nyheim Hines named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Week 16
Colts running back Nyheim Hines’ historic performance against Carolina earned him NFL AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors for Week 16.
Worried about abortion laws? Catholic hospital mergers also seen as threat to women’s health care
High-profile legislative restrictions to abortion make headlines, but mergers of Catholic and secular hospitals also can limit reproductive care choices.