Coronavirus through lens of Andrew Hendrix, former Notre Dame QB and current med student
The following is an unfiltered look, in Hendrix’s own words, at what it’s like to be a med school student during the coronavirus pandemic.
The following is an unfiltered look, in Hendrix’s own words, at what it’s like to be a med school student during the coronavirus pandemic.
Court testimony shows the FBI has been actively interviewing a number of people, and that at least two people have gone before a federal grand jury since a Times investigation revealed last summer that a scandal was brewing at the…
While live sports are on pause, Times writers will count down their favorite live events from the 2019-20 school year. Here is Paul Oren’s No. 8 favorite game this year.
The Lord may indeed move in mysterious ways, especially this Lent.A holy season that opened with an Episcopal church in Valparaiso offering drive-through ashes and prayers on Ash Wednesday neared its conclusion Saturday with the blessing of Easter bask…
Heading to the grocery store now can feel perilous.
We got our first taste of springtime weather this past week. It almost felt like summer for a few hours.
Longtime Heritage Christian coach Rick Risinger is retiring after winning seven state titles.
On Saturday, East Chicago Health Officer Gerri Browning issued an open letter to residents concerning Easter Sunday and the community’s vulnerability to the spread of coronavirus.
Joseph S. Pete, a reporter for The Times, will have his first book, “Lost Hammond Indiana,” released by Arcadia Publishing and The History Press on April 13.
An Easter bunny will be handing out candy until 6 p.m. Saturday in front of the business at 1910 81st Ave. in Merrillville.