Office safe stolen from Schoop’s Hamburgers, police say
A man is in custody after allegedly breaking in and stealing an office safe from Schoop’s Hamburgers in the middle of the night Wednesday.
Month: May 2020
Counting down Valparaiso University’s top 10 players in the 2010s: Numbers 1-5
Times Correspondent Paul Oren counts down Valparaiso University’s top 10 men’s basketball players of the past decade. The final installment features numbers 1-5.
Crossroads YMCA pushes back reopening date
Crossroads YMCA is pushing back its reopening date in light of Gov. Eric Holcomb adjusting Indiana’s phased reopening plan for Lake County.
What to know about swimming and public pools during the Coronavirus pandemic
Indy Parks member pools are still undecided on how and when it will open its pools.
‘Basketball giant’: Former Bulls, Evansville player Jerry Sloan dies at 78
He never wanted the spotlight. Talking about himself, that wasn’t easy. But basketball, he always made that seem simple.The Hall-of-Fame Jazz coach who played at Evansville and for the Bulls died.
La Porte County Fair may go on, but without 4-H exhibitions and judging
La PORTE – Even if the La Porte County Fair is conducted this summer – a decision still being evaluated – it will not include the usual 4-H competitions.
Majority of state moves to Stage 3, flags to be flown at half-staff
INDIANAPOLIS – As the majority of Indiana enters Stage 3 of the reopening plan, Gov. Eric Holcomb is directing flags statewide to be flown at half-staff to honor victims of the novel coronavirus. Holcomb asked businesses and residents to lower…
Baby found ‘gasping for air’ was beaten to death, cops say; Chicago man charged with murder
The mother said she found her daughter in the same place she put her down for a nap the night of Sept. 29, but that she was “gasping for air” and had fresh bruising on her head, records state.
RP man captured, charged with burglary after safe stolen from Schoop’s
MICHIGAN CITY – A Rolling Prairie man has been charged with burglary for allegedly stealing a safe from a Michigan City fast food restaurant before being captured by police.
WATCH NOW: U.S. Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., speaks about Memorial Day
U.S. Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., is “remembering and honoring the brave souls who laid down their lives protecting our country” this Memorial Day.