IU women seek first Final Four, but will need to beat a familiar face to get there
Bendu Yeaney was a starter for Indiana women’s basketball before an injury and transferring to Arizona. IU meets her Wildcats in Monday’s Elite Eight.
Month: March 2021
Portage ponders Little League ballfied purchase
The property, about 7.7 acres, is zoned for residential or park use, but a long list of permitted special exceptions for the downtown business district.
WATCH NOW: Adapting enables Dyer to continue to thrive, leaders say
The past year has been rough on local businesses, but merchants gained from the experience and should be back for a stronger 2021.
Grammar Guy: Taking it to ludicrous extents
By this point in your life, you probably know what an acronym is. Examples include FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), NFL (National Football League), and this incredibly important one to me: SPF (Sun Protection Factor). Anything short of SPF 1,000…
Michigan City man accused of child solicitation, police say
Police arrested a 42-year-old Michigan City man after receiving a tip he allegedly solicited a child for sexual acts.
Tragic loss prompts reflection, offers lessons
This week my family and my Oak Partners family were devastated by unimaginable tragedy when Joe Starkey, my brother-in-law and business Partner, died suddenly while on a family vacation. Joe was 41 years old.
1,082,702 Hoosiers have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus, 12 new deaths
Here are the new Indiana COVID-19 numbers released by the state health department on Sunday, March 28, 2021.
Authorities searching for missing woman possibly involved in police pursuit
Authorities are searching for a woman first reported missing on March 15 who may be connected to a recent police pursuit.
Kelvin Sampson has Houston one win from Final Four — in Indiana of all places
Former IU coach Kelvin Sampson guides Houston through ravaged Midwest Region to Elite Eight in NCAA tournament.
WATCH NOW: Projects improving quality of life keep St. John moving forward
Over the past year, St. John officials have forged new paths when it comes to maintaining residents’ quality of life.