SPORTS DIGEST: Phil Mickelson gets wire-to-wire win in PGA Tour Champions debut
Phil Mickelson is a winner, Nebraska players filed a lawsuit to try and save the Big Ten football season and an intriguing US Open Tennis matchup could still go on.
Month: August 2020
Prep schedule
High School football schedule for Friday, Aug. 28, and Saturday, Aug. 29; and prep schedule for Friday, Aug. 28, 2020.
Woman shot to death in reported home invasion, medical examiner says
The woman was found dead in her home when police responded to the residence for a report of a home invasion.
Lincoln Elementary School confirms positive COVID-19 case
The individual received a positive result on Wednesday and was last at the school on Aug. 21.
109th reopens ahead of schedule; more work slated for 2021
On Thursday evening, 109th Avenue from Broadway to Iowa Street reopened to eager motorists after closing earlier this year for improvements.
Luxury homebuilder becomes AR Homes franchisee
Newcastle Homes – NWI, Inc. became a franchisee of Arthur Rutenberg Homes, a network of independently owned and operated franchised homebuilders in Indiana, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Texas …
Porter County Community Foundation CEO appointed to Porter Regional Hospital Board
Porter County Community Foundation President and CEO Bill Higbie has been appointed to serve on Porter Regional Hospital’s Board of Trustees.
Judge halts planned Friday execution of Kansas girl’s killer
A judge halted the federal government’s planned execution of a man who kidnapped, raped and killed a 10-year-old girl, saying the law requires the government to get a prescription for the drug it plans to use.
‘This is our city’: New campaign encourages residents to come to downtown Indianapolis
Downtown Indy launches new marketing campaign to draw people “back downtown.”
An abrupt end to Mayor Joe Stahura’s celebrated career
Whiting Mayor Joe Stahura leaves behind a recreated lakefront and a revitalized downtown that has drawn as many as a million visitors annually — and a now-shattered reputation for honesty.