Domantas Sabonis sets Pacers record for double-doubles in a season
Victor Oladipo said “we feed off each other” when talking about Domantas Sabonis’ play, and it was never more apparent than in Sunday’s win at Dallas.
Month: March 2020
Whiting plans to capitalize on its lakefront
WHITING — The BP Whiting Refinery that has operated here for 130 years is a city landmark.
8 Schererville police officers promoted
Four corporals were promoted to the rank of sergeant and four patrolmen were promoted to than rank of corporal during a Board of Safety meeting on Thursday.
Insider: Unlike last season’s playoff team, these Pacers starting to peak at right time
Malcolm Brogdon is out and Victor Oladipo remains limited but the Pacers are forming an identity which will give them a better shot at advancing.
Highwoman Amanda Shires, Shemekia Copeland to headline Prairie Magic Music Festival
Amanda Shires and Shemekia Copeland will headline an all-woman lineup at this year’s Prairie Magic Music Festival.
Crown Point schools names interim superintendent, Eineman remains on leave
The board has named an interim superintendent following its unexpected announcement last month seeking to break ties with former district leader Teresa Eineman.
Upcoming speaker series to address Indiana REAL ID law
By Oct. 1, 2020, all Hoosiers will need a REAL-ID compliant driver’s license, permit or ID card to board a commercial airplane or enter certain federal facilities.
Dow plummets 2,000 points, oil prices drop as global recession concerns mount
U.S. stocks, bond yields and oil prices tumbled Monday, extending a global rout as fears intensified about the coronavirus outbreak.
Veteran actor Max von Sydow, known for ‘The Seventh Seal’ and ‘The Exorcist,’ dead at 90
Veteran actor Max von Sydow died Sunday at 90, his wife Catherine confirmed to USA TODAY through Max’s agent Jean Diamond.
Breakingviews TV: Oil be damned
Crude prices have crashed over 20% to $35 a barrel after Saudi Arabia launched a no-holds-barred price war. At current levels, oil majors, shale players and Gulf states will all get squeezed, argues George Hay. Unless the coronavirus eases soon, their …