Man charged with blasting neighbor’s cat with shotgun, court records state
The charging document targeting Dane Potrzebowski says the cat was not feral, not damaging property and posed no threat to the accused or his wife.
Month: June 2020
Carmel fireworks to be set off in 3 locations to help with social distancing
Fireworks will be set off at three locations throughout Carmel to allow for socially-distant Fourth-of-July fun.
90-year-old Michigan City man charged with child molesting
A 90-year-old man was being held Monday in the LaPorte County Jail on two counts of child molesting.
NWI cops mourn loss of retired officer shot in hospital struggle
The loss of Ryan Askew, who retired as a commander in 2004 after 20 years of service, is already being felt, Lake County Sheriff Oscar Martinez said.
Breakingviews TV: Stock bonanza
Companies are issuing equity at a record pace, bringing some $2.5 bln in fees to investment banks that facilitate offerings. Central banks are to thank, as $15 trln in capital injections have sent investors searching for yield in risky places, says Lau…
17-year-old girl wounded after shots fired at house party, police say
She was found on the ground at West 9th Street and Wabash Street with gunshot wounds, police said.
‘Wounded’ Attorney General Curtis Hill facing 3 challengers for GOP nomination
Top party officials called for Curtis Hill to step down after groping discipline, but incumbent Attorney General is pushing on with re-election bid.
IUN to offer guaranteed admission to Ivy Tech students in new partnership
Students completing their associate’s degree at Ivy Tech campuses across the state will now be guaranteed a place to continue their education at IU Northwest in a new partnership.
‘La Chava de La Radio’: Popular radio host Grisel Barajas killed in motorcycle accident
Family and friends mourn the loss of Indianapolis’ La Grande 105.1 radio host Grisel Barajas. She was killed in a motorcycle accident Sunday.