Man identified after body found in Hobart wooded area
His body had no apparent injuries and his autopsy is pending.
Month: March 2021
Prosecution, defense paint two different pictures of ex-Portage mayor in opening statements of trial
Prosecutors said James Snyder violated the public’s trust by accepting a bribe, while the defense said he was merely acting as a consultant.
Prep schedule
Prep schedule for Wednesday, March 10
Larry Bird muralist’s art of Ruth Bader Ginsburg stirs concern in D.C. neighborhood
Like some of her Indianapolis art, Jules Muck’s mural of RBG with face tattoos in a D.C. neighborhood is being questioned.
Big Ten entering postseason eager to end NCAA title drought
“We’ve got four or five teams that are on top that could do it. There’s enough good teams that we could get a couple teams in the (Final Four).”
Indiana, Purdue each have one selected to All-Big Ten teams
Iowa’s Luka Garza was selected Big Ten Player of the Year and Michigan’s Juwan Howard was named Coach of the Year.
State auditors seeking repayment of more than $20,000 from former Hebron official
State auditors claim former Clerk-Treasurer Alan Kirkpatrick did not timely remit federal and state taxes causing the town to pay $22,227.86 in penalties, interest, taxes and fees.
Bears place franchise tag on star receiver Allen Robinson
The Bears and Allen Robinson have until July 15 to reach a multiyear deal. Otherwise, he would play next season for approximately $16.4 million assuming he signs.
Indiana opens COVID-19 vaccine to additional high-risk individuals
People who have severe heart defects, Type 1 diabetes, cerebral palsy, cystic fibrosis and intellectual disabilities now eligible for vaccine.
Woman accused of sexual battery at lingerie store strikes a plea deal
Rice was arrested Jan. 18, 2019, on allegations she pulled down a retail associate’s pants in a dressing room at Victoria’s Secret and made a comment about the associate’s private area.