Valparaiso releases its nonconference men’s basketball schedule
“We had more restrictions that we’ve ever had (in putting together the schedule),” Valparaiso men’s basketball coach Matt Lottich said.
Month: November 2020
Victim in shooting on northeast side of Indianapolis identified
Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to the scene of a person shot in the 4500 block of Jamestown Court around 7 p.m.
Crown Point calls off tree, tank lighting
In a press release Thursday evening, Crown Point Special Events Administrator Diana Bosse announced the tree and tank lighting, scheduled for Nov. 27, and the winter market, set for Nov. 28, have been canceled.
Calumet College of St. Joseph announces remote instruction, delayed start to spring semester
Classes at Calumet College of St. Joseph will go remote beginning next week. The college will also delay the start of its spring semester as students return from holiday travel.
Eli Lilly drug gains emergency FDA authorization for treating COVID-19
The FDA authorized the distribution and emergency use of baricitinib in combination with remdesivir.
VU discontinues 7 arts and sciences programs
Valparaiso University will “teach out” several College of Arts and Sciences programs, including its secondary education major and its theatre major and minor.
National health groups beg Americans to scale back Thanksgiving celebrations
Three leading U.S. medical and health organizations are pleading with Americans to scale back their Thanksgiving celebrations this year to minimize the spread of COVID-19.
Police seek information in shooting of 16-year-old boy
Witnesses told police they had no information to provide on the shooting, officials said.
Marquette, River Forest postpone girls basketball games due to COVID-19
“We used to try to look ahead a week at a time, but now everything changes hour by hour.”
Federal judge changes course again, recuses herself from former Portage mayor’s new bribery case
U.S. District Court Judge Theresa Springmann again says, “the Court finds that the speedy administration of justice requires that this case be reassigned,” according to Thursday’s order.