Dyer cops hope to add body cams
“We believe that we are within range to pull the trigger on this program and have something implemented possibly by January 1st, as long as there’s no hiccups,” Dyer Police Chief David Hein said.
Month: November 2020
Indiana lawmakers eyeing cigarette tax hike to reduce Hoosier smoking rate
Hoosier legislative leaders are open to the idea of hiking Indiana’s cigarette tax in an effort to reduce the state’s 21.8% adult smoking rate, one of the highest in the nation.
Two fires in a Michigan Road apartment complex displace about 70 people
The Indianapolis Fire Department responded to two fires in the span of six hours at the same northwest-side apartment complex.
What stores are closed Thanksgiving 2020? Target, Walmart, Kohl’s among major retailers closed amid coronavirus
Is Walmart open on Thanksgiving? No and Target, Best Buy, Macy’s, JCPenney, Dicks Sporting Goods are closed along with Costco and Sam’s Club.
Woman dies after hit-and-run on I-465 on the southeast side
First responders found a woman dead on I-465 near Emerson Avenue after police say she crossed the highway to return to her disabled vehicle.
Family seeks answers after gunfire claims life of Army reservist who was expecting to become a father
The family has raised a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in 23-year-old Tomi Curry’s homicide July 27 in the 800 block of Ohio Street in Gary, police said.
Great Lakes steel production fell by 15,000 tons last week
Great Lakes steel production fell by 15,000 tons last week and remains depressed by nearly 19% this year, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Gregg Doyel’s antidote for 2020’s strife and suffering: a schnauzer named Indi
It’s been a hard year. Too much politics, too much pandemic, not enough kindness or unconditional love. On Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for a schnauzer.
Freshmen thrive in Butler’s opening win … but doubts about Dawgs persist
Butler Bulldogs defeat Western Michigan, but the outcome was in doubt late. Newcomers vow to shake off nerves as time goes by.
Doyel: IU surrounded improved Trayce Jackson-Davis with high-quality pieces
Archie Miller unveiled his deepest, most skilled team at IU, with four promising freshmen around a veteran core led by improved Trayce Jackson-Davis.