Man gets probation after admitting he mutilated, mistreated dogs
The man may have been performing C-sections on animals because some of the breeds — such as French bulldogs — are known to have trouble delivering puppies, police said.
Month: June 2020
Eighth night of protests in Indianapolis ends peacefully
Demonstrators took to Indianapolis’ streets for an eighth consecutive day of protests in response to recent police killings of black Americans.
Indianapolis police to review use of force, progressive discipline policies
Indianapolis police say they’re reviewing new use-of-force and progressive discipline policies following protests that have rocked the nation.
WATCH NOW: Crowd of protesters call for accountability, social justice outside Gary City Hall
Dozens of demonstrators gathered Friday outside Gary City Hall, calling for social justice in the wake of widespread protests nationwide and internationally.
Man’s body recovered from lake after three days, DNR says
Members of the Bass Lake Fire Department located the body at 6 a.m. while searching the area of the lake where he disappeared, Brock said.
Coronavirus in Indiana: What we learned Friday from governor’s news conference
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and health officials updated the public on the state’s response to COVID-19 during a Friday afternoon news conference.
Indianapolis sees roughly 23% increase in homicides compared to this time last year
Between January and May 31, Indianapolis has seen 84 homicides, up from 65 for the same period in 2019.
Woman jumps from moving SUV during argument; driver faces OWI charges, police say
Samuel Clarida, who had a blood alcohol count just more than twice the legal limit, reportedly told police he and the woman had just left Sportsman’s bar where he consumed a bucket of six beers.
On sad anniversary, few to mourn the D-Day dead in Normandy
SAINT-LAURENT-SUR-MER, France (AP) — At least the dead will always be there.
Russ Radtke resigns Portage football job before coaching a game
Russ Radtke was hired in February after an eight-year stint at New Prairie.