Why Chris Ballard’s Colts are best at working the waiver wire — the NFL’s second draft
Under Chris Ballard, the Colts lead the NFL in starts made, games played and approximate value produced by players claimed off of waivers.
Month: September 2020
Romeoville initiatives to honor, assist, entertain residents are what Romeoville is all about
“We are excited to bring more innovative events for the community to enjoy.”
US Marshals find missing 6-year-old at hotel while executing arrest warrant, police say
On Friday afternoon the U.S. Marshal’s service and local task force agents received word that a wanted man was staying at Quality Inn at 1350 E. 83rd Avenue in Merrillville.
Photos: Sit-in protest held on Indiana Avenue near ‘Black Lives Matter’ mural
Protesters gathered for a three-hour sit-in on Indiana Avenue near the ‘Black Lives Matter’ mural in Indianapolis on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020.
What we’ve lost in Big Ten country, in a fall without football
Big Ten football is shut down until further notice, probably Thanksgiving at the earliest.
Water adventures: Hurricane Harbor features thrilling rides, food options in safe environment
Aquatic fans can cool off and have some fun at Hurricane Harbor Chicago.
Sweet corn highlights late summer
One of the highlights of summer is being able to enjoy freshly picked ears of sweet corn. Luckily, there are several farms in the Region that have been harvesting a steady supply for their customers, and if you visit an…
Former ComEd official charged in federal bribery probe
A former ComEd vice president has been charged with bribery conspiracy, the first criminal charge tied to a federal probe that has implicated House Speaker Michael Madigan.
Garden Club keeps Crown Point landmarks looking their best
Although many in the community are familiar with the history of the Old Lake County Courthouse, some may not realize the rich history the gardens outside the historic building hold.
Chicago police say man with knife shot, killed by officers
Police officers responding to reports of a stabbing fatally shot a man on Chicago’s Southwest side early Saturday when he “lunged” at them with a knife, the Chicago Police Department said.