Man faces home detention, probation after admitting he shot into air after fight at restaurant
He was accused of starting the fight by telling a man holding a purse for a woman while she used the restroom, “nice purse,” records state.
Month: February 2020
Breakingviews TV: Mike Bloomberg
The billionaire says that as U.S. president he would clip the wings of the Wall Street firms his financial-data empire counts as clients. Then again, he has no choice. Lamenting capitalist excesses has become the price of entry to the Democratic debate…
Ryan Newman took teacher’s advice to go to Purdue in case a wreck ended his racing
Ryan Newman took teacher’s advice to go to Purdue in case a wreck ended his racing
Pacers Victor Oladipo will no longer have a minutes restriction
Oladipo will continue to sit out the second game of back-to-backs
ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. surprises with NFL Draft mock picks for Colts
ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. released his Mock Draft 2.0 for the 2020 NFL Draft and has an interesting take on the Indianapolis Colts.
Cow, horses on the loose in Lake County returned to pasture
Police say they chased down a loose cow and two horses Tuesday night.
Black-owned vegan eateries are spicing up Southern cuisine
ATLANTA — The doors opened at 4 p.m., but the line formed an hour earlier at this restaurant in Southwest Atlanta, minutes from the historically black Clark Atlanta University. No one seemed to mind the wait.
A freshly painted room and a pot of chili create warmth in cold weather
A look into the life of Amish cook Lovina Eicher
Park West apartment fire displaces families; 3rd blaze at complex since November
This is the third blaze at the complex in the last four months, according to previous Times reports. A December fire displaced 90 residents and a November blaze injured three and left one person dead.
Two Safe Haven Baby Box fundraisers scheduled
Two events have been scheduled to benefit Save Haven Baby Boxes.