57 grads receive diplomas at Marquette Catholic’s first virtual commencement
MICHIGAN CITY — Marquette Catholic High School’s first-ever virtual commencement ceremony aired Wednesday as the 57 members of the Class of 2020 were celebrated.
MICHIGAN CITY — Marquette Catholic High School’s first-ever virtual commencement ceremony aired Wednesday as the 57 members of the Class of 2020 were celebrated.
Fifteen people gathered at the Crown Point skate park in honor of Breonna Taylor, who was killed by police earlier this year while asleep in her own home in Louisville, Kentucky.
Upwards of 500 people gathered outside the courthouse then marched up and down the sidewalk of the U.S. 35 overpass with about 70 police officers in the area keeping the peace.
Eddie Wineland is fighting Saturday in arguably the most unique circumstances of his career.
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When Indiana football coach Tom Allen saw the video about the tragic death of George Floyd, followed by protests and more violence powered by racial injustice, he had to follow his heart.
Manuel Diaz, 29, was sentenced for killing Charles Berrios, 50, of Hammond, in September 2017 in Hammond. His co-defendant, Ralph Mendez Jr., admitted to a role in two other homicides.
The man, who has not been named, can be seen in various videos wearing a bright green Pure Illumination, Inc., shirt, following protesters and saying things such as, “You’re the wrong color.”
Vice President Mike Pence was told at a “listening session” on George Floyd’s death that the “right tone” is needed.
“I don’t look at the past as a loss,” Theo Roseberry said Friday morning. “I had built a life on a lie and that’s death.”