Indianapolis crime: Police respond to fatal shooting on northwest side
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to a shooting in the 2600 block of North Harding Street.
Month: July 2020
Highland grad Nick Anderson filling multiple roles with Oilmen
In playing with Kankakee Community College and the MCL’s Crestwood Panthers last year, Nick Anderson is closer to home and improving at a new position to prepare him for his transfer to Arkansas-Fort Smith.
Hanover Central graduates bring message of strength, resilience to late summer commencement
Hanover Central graduated 157 students Sunday in their first outdoor ceremony in school history.
Virgin Mary statue vandalized, church leaders say
GARY — The Rev. Joseph Uko made a disheartening discovery when he returned to St. Ann Church on July 3 after celebrating a Mass in Crown Point.
Insider: First four races of 2020 IndyCar season put series’ youthful wave on display
Felix Rosenqvist’s first career win has been just one of several positive signs in IndyCar’s next wave of talent throughout the first four races of 2020.
Michigan City takes financial stock in light of casino revenue dependence
The City Council is planning to look at the ramifications of not relying on casino revenue for operational costs.
Top Fuel driver Kalitta narrowly misses finals win after historic day at NHRA return
Billy Torrence pulls the Top Fuel upset, while Ryan Oehler, Jason Line and Matt Hagan also earn NHRA wins at Lucas Oil Raceway.
18 injured in fire aboard ship at Naval Base San Diego
SAN DIEGO — Eighteen people suffered minor injuries in an explosion and fire Sunday on board a ship at Naval Base San Diego, military officials said.
Crown Point gives full-time city employees extra comp day for working during COVID-19 pandemic
Crown Point Mayor David Uran said employees can use the day, or tack it on to vacation time, so long as it doesn’t cause his or her department to go into overtime.
Indiana high school football in the spring? Don’t expect it. IHSAA still believes fall sports will return
In the first week high school facilities reopened during COVID-19 pandemic there were situations across Indiana that caused some closures.