Month: May 2020
‘It’s like canceling Christmas’: Gen Con vendors, fans react to loss of 2020 convention
The cancellation of Gen Con, the annual gaming convention in Indianapolis, sent a shockwave through the gaming community.
Betty Cockrum, longtime defender of abortion rights in Indiana, dies
Betty Cockrum’s 2017 retirement marked the end of a 15-year tenure at the helm of one of the state’s most controversial and embattled organizations.
Person in custody after man found fatally shot in home near Wanatah
CASS TWP. – Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Monday night in a home in southern La Porte County, a few miles southeast of Wanatah.
Missing woman’s sandal leads police to search flooded area
Flooding of the area has complicated search efforts as of late, Griffith police said Tuesday.
Man arrested on charges alleging he shot, paralyzed girlfriend’s brother
Jaque Mason is accused of dragging the woman out of bed by her neck and hitting her in the face. When her brother arrived to pick her up, Mason started shooting.
Pandemic will alter Communion rituals for many US Christians
Changes in Communion will take place at Catholic and Protestant churches across the U.S. over coming weeks as restrictions on large gatherings — imposed because of the coronavirus outbreak — are gradually eased.
Suspect in custody following fatal shooting, police say
A suspect is in custody following the fatal shooting of a 33-year-old Wanatah man at a home, police said.
Teens turns himself in on attempted murder charges, police say
An 18-year-old turned himself in on charges alleging he shot a 46-year-old multiple times, police said.
Topgolf Fishers closes one day after reopening
The Topgolf in Fishers was closed for two months before allowing patrons back in Monday. The doors were shut again by Tuesday afternoon.