2 Tri-West officials could lose teaching licenses over handling of sex abuse investigation
Dean of Students Stacey Begle and Athletic Director Nathan Begle have been placed on paid administrative leave, according to a district spokeswoman.
Month: February 2020
‘Colts Cover 2’ podcast: Examining the NFL Combine buzz
Join Insiders Joel A. Erickson and Jim Ayello as they discuss action at the NFL Combine including Colts needs, who boosted their stock, the rumor mill and more.
Chicago police boost mass transit presence amid crime spike
The city’s police department to put 50 more officers in trains and on platforms and assign four detectives to investigate nothing but CTA crimes, officials announced.
Breakingviews TV: Carl Icahn
The activist investor looms large in HP’s account of why it rejected a $35 bln takeover approach from rival Xerox. Icahn makes a good case for a merger between the two – but his stakes on both sides and blunt style have also made it easier for HP to sa…
Tax abatement a tough sell for attorney’s construction proposal
The Porter County Council offers little encouragement for a tax abatement for personal injury attorney Kenneth J. Allen, who hopes to build a new main office near Porter Regional Hospital.
Biden supporters like Buttigieg. They’re not sure he can beat Trump.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has a different style than Pete Buttigieg when talking to supporters on the campaign trail.
Results of investigation into fatal shooting by South Bend police officer to be released next week
Special Prosecutor Ric Hertel will announce his findings at 11 a.m. March 6 at the County-City Building in South Bend.
IU basketball recruit, Mr. Basketball candidate Anthony Leal embraces hometown expectations
After setting the Bloomington South career scoring record, the standout guard is hoping to finish his prep career with a state title.
Billie Eilish leads March concert roster
Performances by Billie Eilish, Elton John, Erykah Badu and Nathaniel Rateliff highlight the music roster for March.