FBI confirms it is investigating alleged racist attack at Lake Monroe
The FBI said agents are investigating Vauhxx Booker’s report that white men held him while someone said “get a noose” Saturday night.
Month: July 2020
2020 Walk for Disabled American Veterans canceled, organization says
Originally, the event was set to take place in May, but was later rescheduled for Aug. 8.
Helzberg Diamonds closed by Southlake Mall
Helzberg Diamonds has shuttered its location by the Southlake Mall in Hobart.
40 rounds of gunfire that injured 1 was isolated incident, Portage police say
A shooting that injured one person early Tuesday outside an apartment complex is believed to be an isolated incident related to a domestic issue, police said.
Work on the Hoover Dam, built by ArcelorMittal predecessor Bethlehem Steel, started 90 years ago this week
Work on the Hoover Dam, built by ArcelorMittal predecessor Bethlehem Steel, started 90 years ago this week.
7 things to know about the legal battle happening in Indiana over death penalty drugs
State doesn’t want to reveal companies that make the drugs that go into its lethal injection. Lower courts ruled it must. Supreme Court takes the case
Calumet Avenue lanes shift as project advances
Progress on the construction on Calumet Avenue has led to a shift in the open sides of the road.
State launches new education data portal
Ever wonder how many students attend an Indiana school, how many student graduate from a certain district, or how your school compares to another in the state? Data on all of that and more is available on the state’s new…
Krueger Middle School wins $25,000 in Pepsi recycling challenge
The school has finished among the top schools in the nation in the 2020 PepsiCo Recycle Rally Challenge and won $25,000.
Man arrested in connection to slaying of woman on Indianapolis’ east side
Police have arrested Jason Phipps, 38, in connection to the early Wednesday slaying of 37-year-old Jill Phipps.